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At 9:23am on September 13, 2007, Val D. Greenwood said…: Thanks, Charlotte.
I see what you were talking about. I guess I was confused because I don't consider that my webpage--but my book marketing page. My web site is http://newviewoldtestament.com. Take a look there.

Incidentally, I have complained to Google, but they do not even bother to respond.

Regards,

Val

At 8:02pm on September 12, 2007, Carolyn Howard-Johnson said…: Charlotte, of course I'd love to be your pal. Wow! What involvement you have in the publishing industry. I'm impressed! (-:
Very best,
Carolyn Howard-Johnson
www.howtodoitfrugally.com

At 12:38pm on September 12, 2007, Val D. Greenwood said…: I don't know what ads you are referring to. And I am also curious about what it is you are trying to solve.

At 12:25pm on September 12, 2007, Charlotte McPherson said…: Thank you Val. I have lived in the Middle East 30 years and have my DMin and Ord. I write as a columnist four times a week for an English paper in Turkey. If you are interested in how foreigners live here during the one month fast-Ramadan -read my column. http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/yazarAd.do?kn=68

I visited your webpage and noticed all the ads but don't know how to solve it.

At 11:43am on September 12, 2007, Val D. Greenwood said…: Thanks for inviting me to be your friend. Look forward to getting acquainted.

Val

At 11:33am on September 12, 2007, Bren Yarbrough Bruhn said…: Hi Charlotte,
Thanks for the heads up about my site link. I recently changed it and my mind hasn't quite caught up yet. LOL

I will certainly stop back by and read more on your page when time permits. Thanks again, and I hope you have a beautiful day.
Many blessings,
Bren

At 4:34am on September 12, 2007, Sydney Stone said…: Hello Charlotte, My dogs are my babies!! :) I will check out your column!! Turkey, huh? Wow! What's that like? I look forward to getting to know you as well. God Bless Sydney!!

At 9:05pm on September 11, 2007, Bren Yarbrough Bruhn said…: Hi Charlotte,
Thanks for the invite! Great music. A woman after my own heart :-) Wow! What an interesting life you've had. I look forward to getting to know you better.
Many blessings,
Bren

At 8:41pm on September 11, 2007, Elisa Mayo said…: Thanks for visiting my website! And God Bless YOU for your work in taking His word to Turkey via your bookstore! I have read some of your articles and it looks like you are very involved in the culture and government there. And I can tell you are very busy working on marketing and finding new ways to do things. Keep it up! BTW-I have joined Amazon.com in their program for authors and I think it is GREAT - really neat that readers can go to Amazon and while they are searching for books, see what the authors are all about, also--very personal!

At 5:02pm on September 11, 2007, E.J. Samadhi Whitehouse said…: Oh no, I think it's Loreena now...great way to keep us addicted to your site! Now, who's going to do my "to do" list today???

At 5:02pm on September 11, 2007, E.J. Samadhi Whitehouse said…: Thanks Charlotte for the invite! I don't know how all these people suddenly appear and invite us newbies but it's great!
I had a quick look at your site of course and I would love an opportunity to have my book in your store in Turkey--any chance? Are you very specific about your books? If you want to take a look, I would be honoured. My dream/goal is to have Circles in the Sand reach as many women--particularly in the Middle East--as possible. Having been in Turkey and seen similar oppression of Muslim women and well, women in general far too often, I would love it if you felt Circles in the Sand may touch the life and heart and soul of even one woman in Turkey.
Thanks for the opportunity! I must say, the music on your web site is certainly inspiring to write to!! I feel like I have my own little orchestra playing whilst I write!!
Cheers for that! Great idea....

At 2:33pm on September 11, 2007, Shirley Kiger Connolly said…: Thank you so much for the invitation, Charlotte. I look forward to getting to know you.
Shirley

At 12:48pm on September 5, 2007, Cristina Andersson said…: Dear Charlotte!

Thank you for inviting me to your network and to Turkey! In fact I have an arts project going on that involves middle-east. Maybe we could communicate via email? Mine is cristina.andersson@develor.fi

Blessings
Cristina

At 4:14pm on September 4, 2007, Linore Rose Burkard said…: Hi Charlotte, Thanks again for taking a look at my ezine. If I can help you to do one yourself, just let me know. I'm *very* impressed with your translation work and that you actually live in Istanbul. That sounds so exotic!
Blessings,
Linore

At 1:08am on September 4, 2007, Leyla Susanne Varasteh said…: Sure nice to see familiar faces and having support so close to home. I enjoy coming to the Greenhouse. Thank you!

At 3:57pm on September 3, 2007, Gene McVay said…: I love Turkey and have been there many times. I remember villages with no evidence of motor vehicles. Christians here think Abraham is from Ur in southern Iraq. He is really from Urfa, Turkey. I could spend a year there exploring.

At 11:54am on September 3, 2007, Marta Stephens said…: Hi Charlotte,

Thanks so much for the invite into your group. I look forward to reading your work.

At 11:38am on September 3, 2007, Chad Gramling said…: Charlotte. Thanks for inviting me as a friend. Looks like you have lived an amazing life to this point and have plenty more great days ahead of you. Thanks also for your kind words and encouragement. God Bless.

At 3:20pm on September 2, 2007, Anita C. Lee said…: Thanks for inviting me, Charlotte. I also am originally from Texas and have lived in Japan and China. My husband was in Turkey years ago and found it a fascinating place.
Anita

At 1:41pm on September 2, 2007, Donna Rogers said…: Charlotte,
My heart goes out to you, as you had to deal with the depression from day to day. We were totally thrown off guard with our daughter, as all of the doctor's said that she threatened suicide for attention, so we didn't take her as seriously as we should have. For this we will feel so much guilt for the rest of our lives.
My next book suggests things that I should have seen coming, but wasn't paying attention, I honestly never
saw it coming. You are right about not knowing what is in a suicidal persons mind. I do know that they are not thinking rationally. Thanks for sharing with me, I still think that my daughter is coming home, because if I didn't, I would have to admit to myself that she is dead, and that thought still gives me an enormous rush.
Donna