New Business Card.
Last week I got my gorgeous new business cards from Lucky Duck Letterpress. Easiest way to order is through Etsy. I was very picky about how things were done with them, and I have to tell you, they were accommodating and helpful. These things were done on a old-style letterpress, using hot type. A little pricey, but worth it.
Now you got my number. Gimmie a call.
New Year.
While I’m not one for overly saccharine sentiments, I’m wishing all of you a Happy New Year. 2008 was a mixed bag of highs and lows and I’m glad to see it go. I’ve made new friends who I hope will continue to remain so for a long time, and I had friends both old and new depart, both gradually and suddenly.
My favourite thing about 2008 was a personal realization that I can do the work that I’ve always wanted to do, enjoy it, get paid for it, and learn more about it. I might have started late in life, at least in a professional sense, but I’m doing it.
My least favourite thing was learning about how easily I can break my own heart, and how complicated we can make our relationships with the ones we supposedly care the most about. I won’t explain further. Those that need to know can guess what I’m talking about, and those that don’t — you can take that however you want.
To 2009.
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