HBB = the Heather Bailey Blog

http://www.heatherbailey.typepad.com/

I've been a fan of Heather Bailey for a while ... though I didn't know it. I had the opportunity to hear her speak at the Princess Startup event 2 Fridays ago. She is brilliant, blessed, gorgeous and (!) inspiring.

L is for Lucky!

http://www.uvmag.com/novdec08/54_55.htm

N saw this and said, "MAAAAAAHHHHHMMMMM, [Mom] you are so lucky!"
I said, "Ya know... the harder you work the luckier you are."
S (16) said, "Whoa. You are amazing." Meaning... where do you keep all these corny sayings?

This is from Utah Valley Magazine. Last year when the home tour was canceled I called UV Mag and told them that our house was kinda decked out, might be good in a future Christmas issue. Jeanette Bennett and her husband came by and took lots of pictures. Fun! Doesn't quite capture all the glitter though. ;)

M is for Matchbooks & ASL...

People often wonder and even are critical about why we do/do not use sign language. Hmmm. It has a lot more to do with how many hours there are in a day than personal opinions about sign language, which we think is cool--as a language, not only a culture.

Spotted this on DesignMom. It is JK Keller.

L is for Love that Logo!

This is Yamato Transport's logo. Their motto is "Global Mind, Local Heart."

Wikipedia tells me, "The company's logo is a yellow oval with a black mother cat carrying her kitten in her mouth, symbolizing the company's promise that they take care of items entrusted to them as though the items were their own family. The logo is as familiar in Japan as the Coca-Cola logo is in the United States."

P is for Pick Your Nose.

This is a winner! If you are gonna pick some fun, may I recommend these "Pick Your Nose" cups by Fred. Great fun!

Make the LOGO bigger

L is forhttp://www2.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif BIGGER Logo.

from my girlhood friend E. So perfect, although we do love our clients and they are possibly right... 5 point type is hard to read and (gasp) their logo is too small.