Congratulations on your website. I will add the link to your FAPM webpage. Two comments. . . I didn’t understand what “No Comments” meant and I wasn’t sure what the header graphic was. Otherwise, it seemed easily navigatable. Perhaps, in time, it can be “spruced up” a bit.
Thank you for the tip on Richard Rutledge. The timing was perfect as I have just a small space to fill on my “Announcements” page in the Caucus. He is, in fact, an Academy member and I will put in a blurb about his honor. The draft of the newsletter will be sent to Jeanne today for review/proofing, and hopefully it will be at the printer and mailing house next week.
On a personal note, my children had dinner together on Sunday in Balogna (as in Italy). . . Hmmmm, Brian and I here, our children in Europe. What’s wrong with this picture? Marissa will be back this weekend and will continue her Nova housing investigations. I appreciate knowing that the Blitmans will be near by in her new home away from home.
Thanks for your comment. I will ask my webmaster about the “No Comments”. I don’t recall what that means either. I think you should ask Judge Rutledge if it is alright for you to publish this in the newsletter first. Judge Richard Rutledge is a former Tuskegee Airman. On March 29, 2007, the United States will honor the Tuskegee Airmen by awarding the group the Congressional Gold Medal. This is the highest civilian award bestowed by Congress, given for exceptional service and for lifetime achievement.
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March 16th, 2007 at 10:47 am
Hello!
Congratulations on your website. I will add the link to your FAPM webpage. Two comments. . . I didn’t understand what “No Comments” meant and I wasn’t sure what the header graphic was. Otherwise, it seemed easily navigatable. Perhaps, in time, it can be “spruced up” a bit.
Thank you for the tip on Richard Rutledge. The timing was perfect as I have just a small space to fill on my “Announcements” page in the Caucus. He is, in fact, an Academy member and I will put in a blurb about his honor. The draft of the newsletter will be sent to Jeanne today for review/proofing, and hopefully it will be at the printer and mailing house next week.
On a personal note, my children had dinner together on Sunday in Balogna (as in Italy). . . Hmmmm, Brian and I here, our children in Europe. What’s wrong with this picture? Marissa will be back this weekend and will continue her Nova housing investigations. I appreciate knowing that the Blitmans will be near by in her new home away from home.
Regards,
Kathy Gayle
March 16th, 2007 at 4:32 pm
Dear Kathy:
Thanks for your comment. I will ask my webmaster about the “No Comments”. I don’t recall what that means either. I think you should ask Judge Rutledge if it is alright for you to publish this in the newsletter first. Judge Richard Rutledge is a former Tuskegee Airman. On March 29, 2007, the United States will honor the Tuskegee Airmen by awarding the group the Congressional Gold Medal. This is the highest civilian award bestowed by Congress, given for exceptional service and for lifetime achievement.
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