Comments for WriteAway http://blog.designbysunny.com Freelance writer, copy editor, and proof reader: Available for hire, and writing for herself in the meantime! Fri, 21 Nov 2008 08:56:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 Comment on What’s This About Anyhow? by cripppler http://blog.designbysunny.com/2007/07/07/whats-this-about-anyhow/#comment-15 cripppler Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:30:30 +0000 http://blog.designbysunny.com/2007/07/07/whats-this-about-anyhow/#comment-15 This is 100% real. I’m so glad that internet has people, who write so wonderful, and who don’t lie online. This is 100% real. I’m so glad that internet has people, who write so wonderful, and who don’t lie online.

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By the way, I can vouch for Sunny’s work; it’s outstanding.

Your Helium buddy,
Sheree

]]> Comment on What’s This About Anyhow? by woody http://blog.designbysunny.com/2007/07/07/whats-this-about-anyhow/#comment-2 woody Mon, 09 Jul 2007 12:40:29 +0000 http://blog.designbysunny.com/2007/07/07/whats-this-about-anyhow/#comment-2 I have read some of John Muir's diaries about his experience in discovering and mappiing Yosemite, and of the many thousands who have hiked through on the John Muir trail. I have only driven in -- by car and mortorcycle, on the latter at the end of winter when there weren't 10,00 cars and buses, and the air was sweet. Also worked a conference at the Yosemite Lodge, and woke middle of the night to find a large raccoon on the table by the window raiding the fruit basket my client had provided. I snapped on my ever-present flashlight, and the 'coon just looked at me with great indifference, pulled a banana out of the basket, tucked in under his left "arm," and three-legged it to the window and out. I closed the window, of course, and listened with amusement as others talked of missing fruit when we met for breakfast. Truly, a magic place, probably more so when we both were younger! Hugs! w I have read some of John Muir’s diaries about his experience in discovering and mappiing Yosemite, and of the many thousands who have hiked through on the John Muir trail. I have only driven in — by car and mortorcycle, on the latter at the end of winter when there weren’t 10,00 cars and buses, and the air was sweet. Also worked a conference at the Yosemite Lodge, and woke middle of the night to find a large raccoon on the table by the window raiding the fruit basket my client had provided. I snapped on my ever-present flashlight, and the ‘coon just looked at me with great indifference, pulled a banana out of the basket, tucked in under his left "arm," and three-legged it to the window and out. I closed the window, of course, and listened with amusement as others talked of missing fruit when we met for breakfast. Truly, a magic place, probably more so when we both were younger! Hugs! w

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