“The RoseBouquet”

Okay! It gives me great pleasure to announce that my Get Acquainted forms ARE working on the site. YES! You start from
Ruthes-SecretRoses.com/A/Acquainted.shtml. Do not feel obligated to answer all the questions if you think I’m being too nosey. However, I have worked them out from a seminar I once took on the things we need to know from new acquaintances to turn them into friends. I just thought this would be a great way to speed up the getting acquainted process. Every time you fill out a form, you can request my answers by autoresponder.

I’m now working over the other pages in the Arbour section, bringing the coding up to xhtml standards, and fixing errors and generally renovating.

Last week I mentioned Dad’s cross necklaces of horseshoe nails. I took some photos to the city to be developed, and made the mistake of not asking for them on a CD this time. Scanned photos do not have the same quality as the digital form.

However, Monday evening we had Joe and Penny over for supper, and they had a digital camera. So Joe took some shots and emailed them to me yesterday. I’ll put some in right here….

Some friends have been writing to ask what we’re selling these for. Dad wants $7, and I’ve discovered that I can mail one in an envelope for one regular stamp. So for Canadians the price is $7 plus .50 for postage. For Americans, because of the exchange rate - your dollar is worth more here - it’s $7 and we’ll take the .85 postage out of that. You can use my Feedback form or reply by email if you get this in the ezine, to ask for my PayPal email if you would like to use that.

I’m also signing up on Alibaba.com to attract large-quantity wholesale buyers.

A subscriber asked if I were an affiliate of DisciplesCross. Yes, I am. If you’d like to get into this kind of business yourself - that is, you don’t mind working hard with pliers in your hands, you can order their starter kit, and if in the States, sell back all the necklaces you make to them. (Note: only Americans can order the kit. We got ours second-hand as a gift, and thus, have to find our own markets). To check it out, see;
DisciplesCross.