Warmest Greetings,

:: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 ::

Well today is likely the last day I'll make a blog post until Friday, or beyond. I've already eaten too many cookies and I'm not done shopping yet. Visited a friend last night and we drank Champagne and gabbed while entertained by my lovely daughter (who is very funny) and my friend's son and my son, who are more like brothers than buddies. What is it with floors and boys anyway? To them, floors are for spilling food, wrestling, sitting, playing PlayStation, and just laying there having laughing fits and slapping each other's stomach's.

If you're bored, there's a rollicking discussion on the responsibilities for web designers regarding usability in this thread.

To my fellow SEO and Usability blog peers, I'm blessed and honored to be in your company and I look forward with joy to sharing news and humor with you all next year!

To all the moderators, administrators and members of Cre8asiteForums, I'm pleased to meet you all and share our ideas, thoughts, questions, and especially am amazed at your willingness to build the community and share your expertise.

Cre8asiteForums also has another related website called the Cre8asite Web Resources Directory (aka Cre8asite.net). We're compiling a new resource there based on Cre8asiteForums' "useful posts". See Most Useful Posts Here for more info or to make suggestions. The Directory doesn't list sites. Instead, it links to precise pages from inside websites that are tutorial or resource oriented, based on input from reviewers.

Thank you to Chris Sherman and Robert Clough for their ongoing support of Cre8asiteForums. I hope we continue to fascinate you next year!

I love the magazine FAST Company. The latest issue has much to say about Steve Jobs and Apple, including If He's So Smart...Steve Jobs, Apple, and the Limits of Innovation

Nothing to do with SEO or Usability:

The AD Graveyard. Zeldman humor.

Follow the Mars landings

Company holiday parties can be so fun, eh? Office Handbook
Chapter 12: Holiday Festivities

"Employees are discouraged from being the first person to appear. If you find that you have arrived early, please circle the block until you confirm that one or more colleagues have entered before you."

:: posted by Kim Krause Berg on 12/23/2003 11:01:30 AM

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