Cere's comments

Very cool Christine! Thanks for posting!

I really enjoyed the site content. Good stuff. The header needs to have less of a offset from the top though IMO.

I just got back from this event. It was the best 25 bucks I've spent in a long time! Very concise, focused and packed with info.

-Cere

Ack! Robert, yer killing me.

I would really enjoy this happening at Alki, but I could have used a little more advanced notice.

Happy New Year to ya!

-Cere

You're a nut job Kevin. :) I think Geologists are the sexyist because "thrusting causes erogeny".

Besides, you could argue that geeks are fairly violent too, with commands like: cut, split, break, hash, flush, trap, push, pop

-Cere

DJ? Music? Nice!

I wonder if I and others could bring our ipods/mp3 players and augment the DJ's music selection.

Perhaps the "DJ" could be Indi as well, in that the music is just a aggregation of peoples dance music playlists.

-Cere

Hi Amy,

My guess is that the answer is as diverse as the product that you wish to market. Care to provide a little more info about what field you are thinking of?

...and yes, I know it's bad to end in a preposition. I just happen to hate that gramatical rule. :)

-Cere

Please do attend a public event. I am really interested in trying Rolfing for a somewhat stiff hip/lower back. ...Have been for some time in fact.

I'm hesitant to just dive in with questions but would really enjoy talking more about how Rolfing could help via a face to face meet up.

-Cere

Correction...correction.

My understanding of work study is that it is 50%/50% split, but it is available to any student. I seem to recal that there are constraints on who can hires for work study though. I thought it was only for U related work though.

-Cere

The view sounds fantastic! As for the dress code? Well, I'll work on it. :)

-Cere

Great sentiments Amy.

Back at ya and then some!

I have often thought that V-day should be a day of general sentimentality, where the people that have added value to your life are acknowledged in a kind of scrolling list of credits that you could post on a website or send in email.

Something like:

"to: Jane Blow - for being such a great friend when it mattered"

"to: Joe Blow - for not sucking" :)

You get the idea...

-Cere

M'kay. This may just be a projection of my own view of the world...which is a little slanted, I must admit. I am inclined to think that there are less women bloggers for the same reason that there are less women radio shock jocks. Also, I personally find blogs to be just too much to keep up with, there's an endless supply of them and they don't transport well into a car ride, etc, where I could multitask with other things.

It seems to me that women are just less motivated by self promoting know-it-all solo ventures and more motivated (and even empowered) by knowing that their thoughts and feelings are shared. I think feelings are poorly rendered via words, and even less well rendered by text.

All of that said, I am personally VERY motivated by the idea of getting a bunch of women together in person, over a shared interest, and transcribing parts of their in-person conversation into text blog. Maybe that would be both more fun for women and more compelling to read for others.

.02

-Cere