Updated Logo by Auctiva for me

Ok Donna.....

... Every man loves a Wench in the kitchen!!!!

.... Your Hair changes everything... a different aura or persona... it's more "REAL"

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hmmm... not sure which i like better. the blonde has more of a June Cleaver/Miss Innocent look to it and the brunette has more of an early Dear Abby look to it.

both are nice

With the bright turquoise background (for me) the light / bright blonde was too much. I didn't like it. However, the dark brunette / black hair grounds the turquoise and ties in with the font. Also, her face it A LOT more attractive. It matches much better, I like it! I'm very picky, and have to say, well done. Brent is going to do a template for me as well.

Psssssssssssst, forget Donna Reed or June Cleaver. This cartoon reminds me of Maggie (Liz Taylor) from the movie, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.

OUTSTANDING!!!!!

Now, we're talkin!

Elizabeth Taylor...slinky dressed and all sexy-lookin!

Steve, Dear Abby has a great reputation and that's a good thing! I'm keepin the blonde as a backup, who knows someday I might actually become a blonde with Clairol's help...ha! (Steve, so diplomatic THANKS!)

It's amazing how much a change in hair color makes...I worked on my ME page today. (I need to rag tag it for html errors) and have the new avator from the logo, too!

http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=suthrnjewl

Men love wenches no matter where they hang out! <wink> HA!

Thanks for the comments!
Outstanding! Hip Hip Hooray!

Yeah, that brunette looks much better on the turquoise-y background. Nice!

Donna,

You know being the man I am, My loving bride is the bestest wenchtress of them all.. LOL

And... I'm her sweet Hootchie

Interesting thing happened to me yesterday. I became a Panelist for Southern Living Magazine's editors. I review receipes, articles, help select front covers. It should keep me interested and amused.

Anyway.. Liz..errr ahh, Donna.. Lakeland reminds me of a childhood memory. 1978 Junior Olympics Invitational Smimming championships held in that great city. I think I still have the metals in my memories trunk.

Ciao

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Originally posted by eWonders:
Donna,

You know being the man I am, My loving bride is the bestest wenchtress of them all.. LOL

And... I'm her sweet Hootchie

Interesting thing happened to me yesterday. I became a Panelist for Southern Living Magazine's editors. I review receipes, articles, help select front covers. It should keep me interested and amused.

Anyway.. Liz..errr ahh, Donna.. Lakeland reminds me of a childhood memory. 1978 Junior Olympics Invitational Smimming championships held in that great city. I think I still have the metals in my memories trunk.

Ciao

As it should be...the bride should always take top spot on the pedastal. <smile>

Congratulations on the job! In a round about way I'll be paying your paycheck. <smile> Ya see, Southern Living arrives at my home monthly and has for at least 28 years...Love that magazine. It is the epitome of the way I was raised, southern manners, grace and tradition. I've checked out other southern based magazines but they pale in comparison. My one big gripe is when they do articles on states outside of "God's country," the South. <big smile>

I love my hometown..of course it drives me crazy because of those that are moving to my little haven between Tampa and Orlando. Just 30 years ago <using my best old woman's voice> there weren't but around 30,000 persons in my hometown..now we've moved up to around 80,000. <blech> I'm a smaller town hearted woman and big cities just don't appeal to me. Well, they do to visit and spend the day galavanting around but to live? EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! I moved out from the city to BFE and now it's moving my way. <smile>

Get those medals out...I'd like to know where you swam in Lakeland...for posterity.

Our Starry was in Lakeland last week but I was out of town. She really enjoyed it!

Now go give that woman of yours a big smoochin!

My Best Mike,
Donna

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My one big gripe is when they do articles on states outside of "God's country," the South. <big smile>

Oh, that's just silly. Everyone knows that God's Country is Texas, which was made by God especially for his Chosen People. Honestly, what are they teaching the youngsters in schools these days?

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Originally posted by Rick Bradford:

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My one big gripe is when they do articles on states outside of "God's country," the South. <big smile>

Oh, that's just silly. Everyone knows that God's Country is Texas, which was made by God especially for his Chosen People. Honestly, what are they teaching the youngsters in schools these days?

OH MY GOSH RICK! YOU made me laugh right out loud here in front of my computer.

Oh me oh My...Chosen People? Texas?
Well, lemme guaran-dadgum-tee ya somethin...from what I hear, Texas has mighty fine bbq. So I'll let cha hang with we REAL southerners a bit longer. <smile>

And trust me, you don't wanna know what they're teaching the youngsters in school these days. <swoooon>

Thanks for the laugh before hitting the hay!
Donna