thanks for the compliments... :)
Charlene-
Thank you so much for the post... I'm very happy to hear that others enjoy
my work. I really like doing it. Sometimes making ascii art feels like
an actor performing under bright lights in a theater. You don't know if
there is anyone seeing or enjoying your work... it's very nice to get
feedback- especially positive feedback! I'm glad to have added the web
counter to my home page... there have been over 500 hits in three weeks...
now I know people are seeing the stuff I've been playing around with.
With your response, I know that someone likes it too. Thanks!
-joan
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In a message dated 96-10-20 04:08:41 EDT, you write:
<< Hello
I've gotta add my compliments to Joan for doing such a great
job at her goecities website. I visited it today, and found
it really good. You sure a a talented lady, and have, no doubt
brought others, besides myself, enjoyment, in looking over your
ascii art.
Everyone should check out her ascii web site. :)
Take care.
Charlene
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