For a long time I've been very frustrated with AWeber's newsletter templates,
although I didn't have any complaints about how they handled subscriptions.
However, their template's WYSIWYG, an acronym meaning "what you see is what
you get" wasn't always what you got.
Because creating the newsletter was so troublesome, I would keep putting off
a new issue despite my desire to keep these messages shorter. The longer I take
between sending them, the more there is to include that has been added to the
blog and website since the last one - and the more likely you are to miss something
you'd really like to read.
So
now I've started using a new program called Constant Contact, which I always
want to call "Constant Comment," a tea I buy. So I say it very slowly, making
sure I keep my contacts from my comments. I imagine you are like that with certain
words that get tangled on your tongue. You just know you're going to foul up
if you're not careful; that seems to be particularly true when the wrong word
has a sexual connotation you hadn't planned to express. I won't tell you what
words those are for me, but if I were talking with you, I would say the right
one very slowly.
In any case, here is a new newsletter format from Constant Contact, where I hope
you will discover ideas that enrich your lives and your relationships. There
are a few tweaks I want to make in this newsletter, but I will just have to make
those changes later. If you want to send me a note about the newsletter, you
can use the information at the bottom of this page or the
Contact
Us page on the website.
Are
you and your partner happy even though you are as dissimilar as chalk and
cheese, or are you happy because you are very much alike?