Moving Squidoo Lens Reviews has been an education. So far, I've learned quite a bit about WordPress. But, alas, not enough to get the email working or the BuddyPress going… So, there's still a lot of things to do…
The main thing is that we now have a better place to come to find the best lenses that Squidoo has to offer. And the thanks for that goes to the new writers here.
Thank you, ladies.
Without you during the past two weeks, I would certainly be a little more wacky than I usually am. While I've been under the hood, you've stayed out front and put your heart and soul into reviewing the works of our fellow lensmasters — showing us the heart and soul that they put into their work. That's most appreciated. I cannot thank you enough, and I am sure that our readership thanks you too.
While I'm out from under the hood, I'd like to quickly point you to a story I ran across last night from KarenTBTEN: Memoir Of A Hyporesponsive Child Wonderful writing. If she wrote it, I'd love to read the book. :)
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This has been an honor Mimi. I am sure all the kinks will be out soon.
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Crystal, I hope you are right. :D
And thank you again. It's an honor to work with you.
Thank YOU for all your hard work, MiMi. I have been working with WordPress lately trying to set up a bookstore at Crabbysbeach and it's been interesting to say the least.
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Thank you, Kim. …Have not been able to get email to work at all. Thought I did, but… LOL Interesting, indeed. :)
MiMi, you are a star, and what a delight to be part of this team. I see you have discovered Karen, who is indeed a talented writer who has a captivating style. I'm looking forward to reading the lens you recommend.
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Aww, thank you, Nicki, and I am proud that you are on the team! …Karen writes so well. Indeed, if she were to write a complete memoir, I'd be the first in line to pick up a copy.