The above is just to decorate this post and show you a cheeseburger I made the other day. I was craving a good burger but didn't want to go pay a restaurant for one, so I bought some groceries and made that bit of deliciousness! I want another one now.
But here's the real reason I'm posting: I don't know if any of you (besides Deborah) have tried replying to my blog post emails recently, but apparently there was a problem and responses were being rejected. Which means I may have not received recent replies if any of you sent one. I went and checked and somehow my "reply to" email address got changed back to the default (a no-reply email) instead of my actual address. I don't know how this happened! But I switched it back, so it will hopefully work now. Sorry about that! I do try to respond to most of my emailed responses, so if you didn't get a response, that's probably why.
One more order of business, while I'm here: earlier this year I sold a few of my nature pictures which prompted me to finally put up some info about purchasing my fine art photos. My dad said I should mention that here. :) It's nothing fancy.
Have a great day!
A) Burger looks delicious. Perhaps I should buy a print of that.
ReplyDeleteB) I know nothing of this thing you refer to called email problems. But I get the gist.
C) Nice start up for your photo sales dealie thing. Sorry, I'm not a wordsmith this evening. Your photo titles are perfectly descriptive! :)
Amen.
R - Thanks! Oh they aren't titles. I don't really title my photos if I can help it (it's way too corny). I just put descriptors so people would know where the photo was taken and maybe how to reference it.
ReplyDeleteOh, okay. I didn't know you thought titles for artwork was corny. Learn something new every day.
ReplyDeleteR - I find it corny to title my photos. It doesn't mean I find all titles for things to be corny! I don't mind paintings with titles (as long as they aren't corny :P).
ReplyDeleteI'm happy that you made a purchase page! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Brenda!
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