Feeling better!

[transpao]

wow it's nice to write that. A few hours ago I wouldn't have thought it was possible to feel this much better so quickly. and it is all thanx to the very lovely ilawade She came to my rescue with smokes and a cup of late night coffee/soda, and lots of great convo.

She understands me like no other. friends like her really make things worth while. It's sad that it takes lows like this to remind me of that sometimes. But she is always in my heart and thoughts.

I am in one respect exhausted... and in another I am envigorated... there suddenly seems so much to do... and I WANT to do it all... how great this feeling is.

I have a poll for everyone though...PLEASE post your answer...
I am thinking of redoing the format of my EcoVogue site. I have up to this point tried to work against the picture of me doing it all by myself, but tonight the suggestion was put to me that I shouldn't hid the fact that it's just little ol' me. That I should instead of writing descriptions in the porfesionalist manner that I have been... to write them as fun true story's about each of the products. Make the site not only truthful but totally down to earth...

so what do you think? Should I risk people not having confidence in some kid in her basement... to try and encourage people to buy with real honest true stories of why I love this stuff and have devoted my life to it?

Comments

[winstonasmith.livejournal.com]

I'm glad you're doing better. Sorry i've been a little out of touch lately, but all work and no play makes a dull mr. alleycat.

A few years ago, there was a company called J. Peterman. (your dad may have shopped there) Well, this J. Peterman had a really terrific catalog with hand-drawn illustrations of the products, and each product was something that J. Peterman came across in travels. Each of them had their own unique story to tell; whether it was a worn leather mailbag from Australia; a Hemingway dress that was designed after a dress a character in a book wore; or men's shaving products from Jamaica.
I think people want to buy products that they can connect to; well, I like to, in general. And as i'm keen to remind you, you were once the girl recovering from surgery on your arm and hip, half staggering out of my car to wander up stairs and obtain a business license.
And that was little 'ol you.
Tell your stories, Pao. You have some of the best ones i've heard.

Thanks

[paosparti.livejournal.com]

You know that almost made me cry. You inspire me Mr. AlleyCat. I'm still waiting on all those oders you keep telling me are going to start coming from DC though :p~

I put some photos of us up in my yahoo photo album... there is a link to it through my yahoo profile you should check it out love.