What'd They Say??
What'd They Say???????????
Thanks for visiting my house! I hope you'll take a minute to sign my guestbook and let me know you were here. Here's what my other guests have said:
thanks for inviting me in for a cuppa im very very very grateful
CHEERS!!
Adam Pollard, stephanie.pollard@diamond.co.uk
Hiya,
Just dropped by your place....looking Goood...!
The Dutchman
TOP150 Animated Gif - http://www.vuurwerk.nl/levon
Christine, thank you for creating this place! A friend directed here for the healing Room, she sent me to a good place. I will be here many times I feel! I think this place will bring the little boy locked away in darkness, into the light!
My homepage: http://165.212.218.7/room111/u/searcher/Searcherpage.html......Would like permission to link to this page if you don't mind.
Again thank you!
Searcher, searcher@hyperchat.com
HeY, gReAt PaGe!!! KeEp Up ThE gOoD wOrK! cHeCk My HoMePaGe
OuT....oNcE i GeT iT rUnNiNg!!!! http://members.wbs.net/homepages/i/c/e/icefly.html
DoN't Be AfRaId
...TaKe A pEeK!!!!!!!
ICEFLY, cgcoon@digisys.net
Thank you for the enjoyable visit.
Ian Strachan
Great web site! Very interesting a
nd entertaining! I'll definitely be coming back often.
Jennifer, nynje@aol.com
cool game...
cool pages...
keep it up.
Shawn "the mighty", security.net@worldnet.att.net
Hey Christine,
I finally got my web pages back up. Have a look if you like:
http://www.geocities.com/athens/forum/7253/
Derek, storms@cyberspace.net.au
Very nice I'll visit again soon.... I was looking for Alice when I found you
Aristo von Hoffman, Aristovh@aol.com
Alice doesn't live here any more.
BRAVO! Nice site . Keep up the good work.
ShrlkHlms9@aol.com
Excellent stuff on your home page. Funny thing is, I found it by accident, when I did a key-word search on some lyrics to "O Little Playmate," the song quoted in your grandmother's powerfully moving diary. Anyway, best wishes with everything you're doing.
Ben Alexander, balexand@email.gc.cuny.edu
Hi Christine,
Your pages are wonderful. There ought to be more people like you in the world.
I find your pages very inspiring, and if they are an accurate reflection of yourself, then you must certainly have the same effect on those around you. Please keep up the good work (if you can call it 'work'...) and e-mail me anytime at (I haven't got any pages right now, unfortunately).
Derek, storms@cyberspace.net.au
Your House is truely beautiful! I am so amazed!
Donna, ArtistDee@aol.com
I always enjoy your mystery pictures.
Collette, collette@vigie.qc.ca
I think that your web page is great. I enjoyed it. I just recently did my own web page, and I don't know all that much to begin with, but your page has given me ideas on how to further design other things on my page. I was wondering, would you mind if my wife and I used your link on our page so other people can visit? E-mail me and let me know. You too are welcome to my home page - the address is below.
Israel, http://members.aol.com/NYCPOLICE2/NYCPOLICE2.html
I LIKE YOUR PAGE...........
IWAN, janganlupa@writeme.com
Hi Christine,
What a lovely house you have. I have hid myself in your attic to read
your grandma's diary, got carried miles away, so I am rather curious
about the sequel.
Well, got to go now, but I'll be back for some tea.
José Kooyman
Hi C, i had a great time wandering aroun
d in here. Great house for a mouse
Mouse, MouseNEB@aol.com
What a treasure in somewhat plain and bland cyberspace. Thank you for you time and creativity.
Linda Rufi, AntoonR@worldnet.att.com
Really nice page, sure to visit it again . And If anyone else feels bored a lot ,feel free to send me a message or to come and join me to have a cup of coffee
and another one,and an other one...where is the coffee-addicts
homepage?????!!??:)
Carine, carine.geeraerts@student.kuleuven.ac.be
hello! We are from Russia. Our names are Lena and Vlad. We
were very glad to visit your house. Unfortunately we have no
home page. But we hope to make it in future.
sam, wolfram@com2com.ru
Since I have been in the Tea Room for a while now, I thought it was time I visited the rest of the house. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I look forward to learning about your ancestress. My family has spent lots of time researching our ancestry and Mom(Star) has found some interesting stories about those that came before us. I always love to hear stories, be they mine or someone else's. Keep up the good work!!
Kelly(Twinkle), cshaffer@post3.utsa.edu
Like the page...gave me a few ideas for my own.
Joe Walters, jwalters@udel.edu
I have had you on my list of favori
te place for some time. I don't know how many people you've soothed, informed, and entertained with your talented gifts, but I personally consider myself very fortunate to have crossed paths with you. I recently created a web site from which you now have yet one more route to your beautiful home. You can find this page at http://members.tripod.com/~JJOYL/index.html.
Be well, Christine! I'll be returning again and again to visit you. It's such a delightfully welcome environment that you create here. It's nice to come and "take my shoes off and sit a spell".
Love,
Judy Lesak, JJOYL@aol.com
nice page. see my page @ www2.tsixroads.com - marita's page.
no where as good as yours.
you're a web author...and you don't use a Macintosh Power PC? You don't know what your missing!! C'mon girl, it's the only way to go. Windows....*shudder* ...is, well, windows. A mac
is an experience. get a mac...every artist worth his/her bandwidth has one!! :o)
buddha, aesthetics@n-link.com
After looking at the old pictures in the attic, it is my considered
opinion that you came from a long line of feisty ladies. You can find
my entry into the tea room conversation under Stuffy Old Man.
My url is http://www.evansville.net/~grimwulf/papers.html if you want to return the visit.
Stephen Huff
This is such a pleasant place away from the din and (perceived) vulgarity of other places I've landed. I realize creative freedom in this media can be all things harsh, abrasive, vulgar, perverse, and yet here is serenity, beauty and wonder. It's all in what you choose
to create. Optimism, simple optimism is what I crave. If I could grasp and hold on to optimistic thoughts I believe I could succeed. Beautiful things stimulate my optimism.
thank you
Cammeo, Cammeo@BellSouth.net
Cool. I wish mine was like yours. You can drop by and get bored here:
http://www.t3.rim.or.jp/~chietto/
I don't know if it works. With love from Japan.
Chie Sakida, chietto@t3.rim.or.jp
Hi Christine,
I love your home pages.
Jonas Berwick, JBerwick@worldnet.att.net
I just simply adore your house!
Brittney Janelle
Pretty cool!!!
Amanda Thompson, Daffy17@hotmail.com
Wow, I sure loved the attic. When will you add more? I can't wait to find out what happens. My grandmother just passed away Jan.3rd 97 & we have been sharing stories with
each other re: the stories she shared with us about her life. She told one story of how she visited her Aunties down south when her Grandmother & Grandfather sent her & her twin there
for graduation. They invited all the kids from town for a big party. She was so excited and impressed with all the bottles of "Coca Cola" laid out on the table (it was a big deal back then). Anyway, they were all board and walked to the town square for a movie. They noticed someone had mowed the lawn and left several piles of grass around the square. One of the boys set a pile on fire and they all scurried into the movie house. She said as they all hunkered down in their seats, they were cracking up because they could hear the fire truck bells outside. They did a lot of mischievious things in their youth. I'll miss those stories & the lady who shared them. -Heather (ps: changed my online name, fyi)
TeaLvr97, tealvr97@aol.com
I loved the house and especially the Panda room...We have a neighbor and
friend who shares the same name as you...Her name is Pandy..with a "y".
She loves to collect panda bears also. I can't wait to tell her about
you. Keep up the good work.
Marsha Humbert
You have some very nice stuff here... I kinda found your page by accident while I was searchig for a web site mapping utility. Weird how that happens some times. I have bookmarked
your page though and plan to re-visit when I have more time.
Gregg Drennan, gdrennan@aol.com
I like your homepage...will be visiting from time to time...
sharon, rgutknec@bellsouth.net
Hi, I like the pleasant, antique charm of your abode. I like
the psychological factors of the design, both an attempt to
make your guests feel at home, and several chances for
interactivity between visitors. Well thought out.
My own web site http://www.evansville.net/~grimwulf/papers.html
is carefully designed to give visitors an eerie feeling that
I might actually be an alien from outer space, not a werewolf
like I claim. Visit if you wish. I am NOT an alien.
Stephen Huff,
grimwulf@evansville.net
Stop Child Abuse since 1975 from Donora,Pa.(Pittsburgh) and
Portland/Eugene, Oregon. True story about Paul & Paula who
almost lost their lives from severe abuse. Older brother and
sister not abuse. Parents not abuse when they were children.
Paul graduate from high school at age 21, Special Education
Paul's One Man Campaign On Awareness Of Child Abuse.
http://www.efn.org/~scan
Paul McLaughlin, scan@efn.org
Here is my homepage: http://tool-box.com/rc/owa/freeweb.page?id=1039609
Dexter Chan, adchan@rconnect.com
Just saw a link on my friends page that had a gif of yours.
its on /~cschill here at xroads.
Come to my page tell me what you think, and tell me if I need
to change anything make it look a little neater.
its at. http://www.getnet.com/~jsapyta
John Sapyta, jsapyta@getnet.com
Looks great John!
Very interesting house. Will really explore it first chance I get when I have some time available.
Marv Zutavern, zbf@xroads.com
Happy Holidays Christine! I've brought Christmas cookies, all
kinds! The little ones with nuts rolled in powdered sugar, sugar
cookies with icing and sprinkles, and my favorite- those yummy
seven layer cookies!! Thank you for another year of fun and frolic
in your house, especially in the tea room-with my e-mail still down
my daily visits and the cheerful banter there really keep me going.
String some lights around a cactus for me this season, and may peace and
blessings honor you and yours.
Jules, Julie_Winlund@OMSI.edu
Excellent page!! Excellent idea!! Hope to find something useful here for my own page http://home.sn.no/~stingray/. As you can see, I'm new at this. After 6 years in Zaire, no wonder. A country without a telephone system is poor for
connecting to the net indeed. Keep up the good work.
Tommy, stingray@sn.no
No phones??? No wonder I get no email from Zaire! :)
Very nice web site! I was looking for just the software
tools you have listed. Thanks! I enjoyed the pictures of your female ancestors -- old
pictures of people who lived in different worlds from ourselves are always interesting.
Like you, my new wife and I are interested in doing work at home -- we are software project managers who have been working for others far too long. We're focusing on the web as well. We have a pretty deep background in the C++/UNIX etc. world, so CGI and Java should be a snap.
Any advice on starting a business like yours?
Thanks,
Jack Beavers, mtnwave@erols.com
Thanks for the chance to visit. You can pay me a visit at:
http://www.netcom.com/~thedab/ It's no comparison to your page, but I'm trying....
Have a happy
Pastor Don.... , thedab@ix.netcom.com
Thoroughly enjoyed my vist. Loved the pandas. Thanks bunches.
Pris, prissb@prissb.sdi.agate.net
I'll be back soon
Mark, elliotmt@aston.ac.uk
Wonderful page! Loaded with good stuff. I'll have to bookmark to get through everything.
I have made my first home page it's: http://www.javanet.com/~ryswol/ I am in the process of updating it now.
Bye,
Yvette Swol, ryswol@javanet.com
I am a young girl 24 I don't have know e-mail address but I am going to put my mailling address 318 maple Ishpeming mi 49849 I am looking for some person who has
children to write to I am alone alot and want a friend to talk to.
Antoinette
Good luck, Antoinette, I hope you find lots of penpals!
Lots of great stuff!
Craig Roberts, croberts@getnet.com
Haven't had a chance to look around yet, but like what I see so far. I just felt like adding an entry to your guestbook. Stop by and sign mine if you get a chance.
The Infamous Chris Coryell
See ya,
Chris, cory@azstarnet.com
never been here before, but I really like your site! it's nice.
Tea-Louice, fam.beurling@mbox200.swipnet.se
Oh wait, you are a Chrstine, not a Christina.
That will certainly keep things less confusing, wont it.
I rambled through your house today and eavesdropped on your
conversation in the Tea Room. Very interesting. I'll be back.
Here's my calling card
so you can visit me sometime.
another Christina, c_reeser@icnz.com
Not to worry, my wife has got to be one of the biggest lovers of Pandas,
They are all over the house, and still growing. By the way, We think
its a cooooooool name...
I enjoy what you seem to be doing here. I'd like to know about the software
that you use, specifically for the Tea Room, as i would like to incorporate something similar
on my modest home page, which is at http://www.evibe.com/hale/pax1.htm
-keith-, paradoxguy@juno.com
Christine,
I just had to tell you what a great page you have! I thought it was so
clever until I went to the attic and read the journal... it just touched
the poet in me soooo much. I hope that is something you'll update.
Anyway, thanks for the glimpse into another time, another life.
Lee
I found your Home is very Nice and Clean ... Best regards from ROMA!
Have a great day.
Miss Italia `96
I felt very welcome by you. I felt supported, like you gave em a hug in your healing page. My site is at www.concentric.net/~dolphin8. I guess I heal myself through my journal I keep at my website.
Bradley Warren, dolphin8@concentric.net
Thanks for caring
ilana galili, igalili@eds.lmco.com
Thanks for the tea! I will be back again....
Pam, pjras@molalla.net
Hi Christine. I'm currently sitting in an HTML training class. I'm supposed to be doing a workshop on tables but I've already got it mastered so I'm cruising the net-this is my first experience...no longer an internet virgin. It's been a very special experience for me. Your
stuff looks GREAT! You've come a long way baby. RTA has hired a new docs person so YEAH! I don't have to do that anymore. Well, catch ya later!
Chir Hall, rta@rtafleet.com
Hey Chir! Glad you came to visit my home on the web! Come on back anytime!
(I used to work at RTA - check out their web pages at http://www.syspac.com/~rta/
We have setup a page at our 'home' titled Caffeine & Computers, while searching theme sites, we came across yours, and appreciated your style. If youve no objection we have linked to you.
http://seark.net/~traywick
Sonny Traywick, traywick@seark.net
No objection at all Sonny, link away!
Your house is very neat. I will come back and visit real often. I especially like the Panda room. Great pictures of pandas!
melissa lane, aemach@iamerica.net
I havn't really started yet but just by the looks of it, and reading what other people have said in their past conversations, this looks like a nice, warm, friendly place!
April, Donn Shebesta
YOUR HOUSE IS VERY INTERESTING. i'LL HAVE TO COME BACK WHEN I HAVE MORE TIME TO SPEND.
slaj, aEMACH@IAMERICA.NET
A very comfortable safe place to visit on the net. I always
enjoy a wonderful friend's house for a visit and you provided
that. I'm a Reike II pactitioner and I was very pleased that
you have a healing room. Light and love to all.
elaine hauenstein, ethyme@worldnet.att.net
Just visited your house, christine. I'm impressed. Will revisit.
bye
Hannie, jherk@macbay.nl
Hello, Christine. I'm at the start of my visit now (have just been to the library), but
thought I'd sign your book before I forget. Going to browse your other rooms.....
All best,
Haemi Balgassi
While I was splattered all over your ceiling, Christine, I had
time to think and remembered I had never signed your book (at
least I don't think I have...I am a bit forgetful though).
Thanks for inviting all of us in to tea. Though I've never seen
any cobwebs in your lovely house, but it's still one of the most
amusing places to play on the web.
Nana, ecologix@iglou.com
A most interesting place to visit while surfing. I
especially enjoyed the cool Panda pictures. I think that
Pandi is the most cool name ever, what a lucky person.
Dain Penman, rogerwhk@ozemail.com.au
Stopped by on my way to the pool.
Michael, bachlor@earthlink.com
I enjoyed your homePage. I will comeback to here. Ogenkide Ganbbate !! Good-bye. I am Kenji from Japan
Kenji Kobayashi, kenji-k@interlink.or.jp
A healing room is very important.
One step at a time through the dark night of our past will lead us to the beautiful dawn of our future.
Gandalf, jhuff@onramp.net
Lovely words Gandalf. I agree!
Hi my name is (panda 1), I live in Elwood, In. I've been a panda collector for 26 years now! They are a beautiful species. My E-Mail address is waltherr@netusa1.net
panda 1, waltherr@netusa1.net
Hi! Christine,
I thought that I would check out you open house and was
delightfully amazed. It was just like visiting you and
Glen for real. I find that interesting. It was refreshing
to say the least. Thank you for being so creative in what
you have done in your open house. I will be back to visit
again when I have more time.
Bye for now,
Allen Crosno, dewayne@getnet.com
found your house very nice--friendly and interesting
My Q to u--May I do your closets?
yours,
rick
just cruising on company time for clipart and found your site. It's pretty cool.
Shannon Parker, datatek@southwind.net
Thank you for a lovely visit. I had a very stressful day at work and discovered your house by accident. You have done and excellent job. Would love to visit again. Thank you.
John, john@pencilneck.com
Your page is great, is it possible you could e-mail me addresses to some of those images?
Hillary
This is a pretty cool web page. I enjoyed my stroll through your house. Perhaps next time I will contribute to your conversation in the tea room.
Cheryl B., Prometheus@colint.com
Thank you. I have thoroughly enjoyed myself. This web site is wonderful for entertaining, healing, visiting, reading, talking or just listening. You are to be commended for you efforts. Hear you again soon.
Sabrina
I am interested in talking more about your business
and how you became so successful. I'm quite impressed.
I'll continue enjoying your pages and perhaps find a
private email address to drop you some lines about me
and my specific interests and questions.
Have a great day!
Jennifer George, jdeg@diamond.tamu.edu
Loved the page. Wonderful time exploring the links and enjoying the caringly designed expression of your personality. Thanks
STEVE HARRIS
I really liked your page. It is fun and very well done. Mainly I visited because of my life-long interest in pandas, and collect panda ANYTHING. But I do agree with you, your dad is a bit off the wall.
Denise Prebola
nice site! come visit mine at www.mtco.com/~invfib/graph.html
Jeff Klaybor
I had afragment of a song going through my head the other day and
on a whim I decided to see if I could find out anything
about it on the Internet. So I did an Alta Vista search
on +"rain barrel" +"cellar door" and found Anita Mabel's
journal. I was fascinated...I hope you're going to provide
more.
Dale Wyttenbach
I sign your Guest book and read your guest comments, now I'll
look around. Thanks
Rick Wilkins
Lovely
Miss. Smith
Love your web
site. I found it in a book called The Internet Yellow Pages.
I'll be back to visit often. Aren't we all looking for a
little warmth and human interaction in our lives?
Martha Spencer
Hi Christine-
I enjoyed looking around your site. I've been teaching myself HTML for the last month or so. My site is still under
considerable construction; so the messy and very incomplete nature of it all has restrained my initiative to advertise its existance. Once I have all my backgrounds finished and a few of my images and animations uploaded and available I'll ask Karra to add my URL to the main Crossroads HomePage but for now I'd like to keep it to myself and a few close friends that are testing it for me. So here's my URL-
http://www.xroads.com/~chadwick.
If you've got the time. Please check it out and let me know how I might improve my pages. Thank you.
Chad Schloss
Thank you for letting me see your house. Don't forget to stop by my house when you are arround.
Collette
Great place you have here, just stopped by while browsing Cyberspace.
This is the Way, The Way to Total Freedom of Expression. The Way to
Break the Bonds of Oppression and Falsehoods that others use to hold
Us in Bondage. Remember "1984" Orwell.
Joseph M Collier
A great place, Hi! I will be back again soon.
Annette
My daughter's name is Panda, short for Pandora. Now when
she's old enough to ask "What am I supposed to do with all
this PANDA stuff?" I'll have an answer. Thanks!
Starry
This looks good...I love the idea of a woman-web, too. I'll
come back and let you know when my page is worth looking at.
Nancy McKay
Nice site designs Christine, you're
one of the few that I would actually
recommend to my clients, speaking
of clients, are you very busy? I would
like to hire you for a bunch of web sites
that I will be doing in the next few
months, and could really use some
good help.
G.M. Mellott
Oh my goodness. This is lovely. I came in through Sage's pages (say that quickly several times), and this is wonderful. The Tea and Conversation is absolutely enchanting, and sometime I might pop in myself. Do you have any strawberry tea in that wonderful house? Thank so much, Christine. When I come back I'll bring some of my mother's capuccino shortbread cookies.
Erin
This is the best web page I have gone to. I am coming back!
Amy Widdowson
Hi,
I am just getting into web design and have been on the search for web design related articles. It is certainly very nice of you to share your thoughts and experiences with the others. Well done.
I am much obliged.
Con Tan
Hi Christine! I left a big plate of oatmeal scotchies in the
Tea Room. So nice to see what you've been doing to the place.
Are you going to add anymore of your Grandmother's journal or
was that the end? Thanks ever so much for your efforts. Peace!
Jules
you have an excellent HomePage It's obvious a lot of work
went into its creation
John Sloan
What a lovely home page! Glad to know we're neighbors.
Chuckster
A very nice place to visit :) I appreciate your Healing page!
Perhaps I will have a home page some day...There are so many
things to do...Have a Great Day!
Earl Seppala
I really enjoyed your site. I have added it to my Bookmarks group and will visit often.
Devon
I was just passing, I think your house is beautiful
and I hope to stop for tea next time :-)
Susie
I was so bored sitting around my homepage. It was nice to have a good cup of tea and listen to some interesting conversation.
I'll see you again soon. Thank you.
Geoffrey G.
What a great site! I've been poking around, and really like it here! I especially enjoyed reading your grandmother's journal. Would love to read more of it when (if?) you add it. I'm just starting to put together my own page and hope it ends up half as good as yours! Best wishes!
Ann
http://www.txdirect.net/~sassyfem
Thanks for the healing room.
Natalee
This Rocks!!!
Christina Tullo
Just passing by and noticed your sign out front and because I am my mothers son I cannot pass an
open house sign, either here or in real life. Its nice. I like it.
David R. Burkart
Hi Christine!
Thanks for your e-mail! No, I didn't think you'd disappeared into the ethers, I just know how busy we get. I'm on your page now (from mine). I've looked around again--I like Karra's Korner, as well as walking through your "house". When I look at your links, I feel honored to be included. Thanks!
Lynn Phillips
(Lynn's site, The Dolphin Circle, is all about dolphins and healing - I highly recommend it! pct)
I'm going to have to come back again and again because there is just so much here to see. You have a well designed web site. For the novice (like me) to the expert, someone could learn something from your site. I have.
Kip Anderson
Love the house. I think I only broke one teacup! Sorry!!
Devon
What a cute and delightful place in this world of cyberspace,
Thank you for inviting us in, we will be back...
Thanks again,
Al and Chris
Vive le Canada uni.
Paul from Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Just browsing by and somehow went directly to your grandmothers journal.
Very touching. Please email me when the next installment is up.
Leisa Fearing
I love your house. It is extremely creative. I am just learning HTMl and your home page is an excellent source of inspiration. Thanks!!!
Michelle
I'm love your page, here's the URL to my HomePage, http://rah.vcsn.com/~learon/
Learon J. Bernared
love tea. thanks for the invitation. think i'll stay awhile and look around. don't worry about the cups; feel the same way about mine!
myst (judy)
I loved the words you have to speak to people who have hurts in their lives. You house is a nice place to visit.
bob ryan
I enjoyed your pages. I'll be back. enjoy a little sunshine
Aloha from
Hawai'i Trivia Page
Pamela Hart
Sotty, Pamela, I had to take out your cute little graphic, it was stalling the page...
Great place! Came through via Tarantulas.Good luck!
Sylvia
Excellent pages! Some of the best I have seen...very impressive.
james
I have enjoyed looking at what you have created. I am starting
up my own service and plan to include homepage creating.
It's nice to see there is a market out there.
Diana Collins
Hi Christine- just cruising the Net today and stopped to check out the rest of the house. I'm looking forward to more of your Grandmother's journal- how interesting to hear such details from the past. Well, gotta go- see you in the Tearoom!
Jules
I'm new to web-walking. I've enjoyed being here. Although
I didn't bring cookies (this time), I did bring my curiosity,
my doll and my fortune telling cards (a gift from my Mom).
Thank you for letting me explore your house. Didn't have
the courage to visit the healing room; perhaps later.
I collect teapots, tea and recipes, with an eye toward
opening a tea room/shop someday soon.
Best wishes,
Martha McLemore
Very nice, I'll be back after I see the rest of Alan Stuart's tarantulas who got me here in the first place.
Dan Dorian
I'm really impressed. I only started learning HTML about a month ago and I've had my web pages up for a couple of weeks (http://www.public.asu.edu/~golakers/index.htm). I hope that one day I will be able to do as much cool stuff with my site as you have done here. I found your link the Computers & Consulting Services through WebHub, and right now I'm trying to feel out the job market for someone who's pretty much a novice in web publishing (with aspirations to learn a lot more). I'd love to hear from you, and I really enjoyed visiting your site.
Gary Cohen
Sorry, no cookies, but after all, I was invited by accident.
I enjoyed your house, especially your Grandmother's journal.
Thanks!
Bill Kennedy
It's always nice to meet one's neighbors! I am very
impressed with what you've done with your house. I wish I
had your talent. I haven't actually done my home yet and
was looking around the neighborhood trying to get some ideas.
Would you be a dear and give me the recipe for how you did
this (or at least suggest someplace for a beginning web
author to start)?
Thanks!
Mike
Nice site. You have the only on-line source to the words
to the "Playmate" song. Some remember it as "little playmate"
and some as "jolly playmate" but your version sounds pretty
authentic.
Mark Grossman
A Nice concept. I liked it !! My URL is http://esu8.esu8.k12.ne.us/~rworden
Ray Worden
Great graphics, and design, very nice on the eyes. Should know,
am in the process of doing my own home page, may take some time though.
Talk at you laterz.
centrex
Hope you like my shortbread cookies. They just melt in your mouth, don't they? I just love your home. I am in the process of putting up my 'virtual womencare clinic' and will send you my address when it is completed. Thank you for such a warm, healing, safe and cozy place to be.
Karen Lee
Hi Christine, My first visit to a virtual house. I'm glad my first visit was to your house.
Very creative, a good example of the positive side of the global village potential.
I hope you can keep you energy level up and still find time to take care of yourself.
Mark Montgomery
Enjoyed your stuff.
Lee
Thanks for the great links. Maybe I'll also figure out how to use the transparent graphics!
Phil Smith
http://www2.southwind.net/~prs/index.html
hi there.. love these pages :) i need a pic of you cuz i have a link to this page from my new2irc people page.. email me? thanks,
Feisal/Ewoc
http://www.utsb.com.my/users/syrinx/new2erk.htm
You got it Ewoc! I'll be checking in to see your new additions!
What a gentle space you've created. Congratulations on your healing room. You're right--we all need healing. I am from Southern Oregon, where two weeks ago, two women were murdered by a mad man, an insane man, a man who also needed healing. I knew these two women. One of them pet-sat for my dog Alice from time to time. We all need healing--you are right. My home page is http://one.mind.net/omega/
I'd love for you to visit. I've placed a bookmark on your page, so I know I'll be back. I got here by running a Lycos search string, "Conversation". And look what I found! A healing room. Thank you.
Nancy Parker
Hi Christine,
This is my first visit to your pages. I found your URL when I did a search on the new AltaVista (Digital) search
engine for Ceanne DeRohan, whose (6) wondrous books I have read only recently.
I'm looking forward to participating a lot here. Thanks. Gonna go look around now. ((((hugs))))
Jackie
(Jacqueline Nusz)
Great page! I'm looking forward to being a part of the conversation over tea. Thanks.
Julie_Winlund@OMSI.edu
Very nice. Just came in to take a look:} Tiara, invited me.
it was nice to meet you:}
sscrob(Rob)
Dear Christine,
I think your homepage is really crap. You should have a look at my homepage. Oh sorry I am just told I don't have a homepage. Anyway I am sure you will not place my comments with the rest because it is obvious these other comments were sent by people who have no have opinion for their own.
yours faithfully,
Jeroen van Zomeren
Jeroen, too bad you don't have a homepage. I'm sure me and all my guests would love to visit and sign YOUR guestbook. pct
What a delightful surprise! I am so pleased to have found this wonderland. I've not seen anything quite like it on
the web--a rich combination of fantasy and intellect. Thank you for inviting us in.
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Shirley
Hi Christine! What a wonderful healing home you have. Thanks for inviting us all in! What a wonderful page! I, too, work with emotional healing and look forward to having you visit on my page sometime soon. I work with the dolphins . . . or more accurately the dolphins are kind enough to work with me and my groups. My focus, like yours, is emotional healing. I'll be back to visit you soon! Stop to visit us, too. The Dolphin Circle resides at http://www.premier1.net/~iamdavid.
Best Regards,
Lynn Phillips
My dear Christine,
What a marvellous playhouse you have! I stopped by for a visit for the first time to-night, and have been wandering
about, peeking into all the rooms. Tea and Conversation sounds delicious, but I have a headache just at the moment,
so perhaps tea only, for just now. Do you have any lapsang-souchong? If not, jasmine will be lovely. Stop
by my salon any time.
yours--
Birdie
Birdie, I'll put a pot of lapsang-souchong on for you right away.
What an appropriately creative page you have here! I hope I brought enough cookies for everyone!
Please, please,...Help yourself, I just made them. Again, a wonderful place to visit. I'll be back!
Jim Vorves
The best personal page i ever see, if you can visit my page www.teesa.com/~pato. Exelent page and sorry, my english is not perfect
Armando Villa
I must say you appear to be a most gracious hostess. It's raining cats and dogs so I must be getting home;
perhaps in the near future I will re-visit your abode and stay for tea. Do you serve a de-CAF mint tea?
If you like I will bring along a tray of tasty treats when I visit again.
May your tea pot whistle, and conversations be plentiful.
Best Wishes,
Chris
Chris, we'll be sure to have decaf mint tea waiting for you! And you're welcome to borrow my umbie for your trek in the rain.
Hi, I enjoyed your very creative page. I'd like to know more about your past musical career.
Jumpin Jon Neher
Well, Jon, I guess I'll have to add a music room to my house and tell some of the stories from when I was a musician. Hmmm, thanks for the suggestion!
You have a fantastic page. I really enjoyed visiting!
Jessica Stinson
My home page
Nice page I'm only 1/2 way thru, got to go back.
Steven Gallant
http://netaccess.on.ca/~sgallant/
Thank you for the tour. I came to visit...but forgot the cookies! Enjoyed your page!
Ben (Ben Julian Settle III )
Your site is one of the best on the net.
Kjetil Grcdem
http://www.netpower.no/~kjetilg
Hi there - I am not sure if you remember me or not :) I met you on #new2irc that other day and we were talking about web pages.. I thought I would check out your page! Thanks again for the info about cgi-bin..
Michelle aka gw
No cookies but many, many greetings from my teddy bear family. Greetings are from Ljubljana, Slovenia (Europe).
Be happy You and all Yours friends and neighbours.
Maja
Hey! Cool site! Thanks for the tips! I'll be around!
Mike Brandt
Like the pages! Mine's at; http://www.zetnet.co.uk/users/houll/
John Coutts
I very much enjoyed coming over to your house and meeting all your friends. What fun! I'm something of a "newbie" (via Netscape), but have been spending inordinate amounts of time surfing and exploring. It's just AMAZING.
Best wishes,
Ann Derrick
Don't worry I won't break anything (grin)
Katherine (Katt)
Quite impressed by your exquisite hospitality. Eventually, come and see me and my cat at my place: http://joshua.micronet.it/mazzotti.html
Livio Mazzotti, Italy
Hey Hey Hey Christine! I think I should really sign your guestbook since I've been participating in your "Tea and Conversations." This is definitely one of the best spot on the Web. I'm really glad that I stumbled into your interesting house. Lots of stuff to do and lots of wonderful places to visit. It will be helpful when I create my
homepage--if I ever got around to doing one. (And the first link on my page will be...you guessed it...your Tea place)
Warren "M/C" Wang
Hi Christine! Well, i've been participating in the (tea and) conversation for a while now, on and off... it's been fun! i've finally had a chance to browse around the rest of your pages, and i'm very impressed! You've set up one of those nice-to-visit corners of the web that i'm so fond of. keep up the great work!
Damon
http://www.dfw.net/~soulmate/damon/paukarut.html
Hihihi Christine,
I love your pages!!! :) :) Especially 'Tea and Conversation' - it's so nice to find a place on the Net
where you can just sit down, put your feet up (not literally though, of course, I wouldn't dream of dirtying
any of your chairs!) and relax. It's also a heck of a lot of fun. :) All the other pages are great too... you're created a lovely space to be. I'll be coming back often. :) I've also linked in to your Tea & Conversation pages from one of mine - http://www.geko.com.au/sherlyn/funkystuff.html.
(My main page is at http://www.geko.com.au/sherlyn). Oops, I'd better get back to work, I just wanted to let you know what a pleasure it is to find pages like yours; keep
up the great work! :)
Love,
Sherlyn
Hey, Christine, I didn't bring any cookies, can I still look around? :)
Sage
http://www.coloma.com
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