>This is one of the deepest, intelligently architected and inspiring free plug-in synths to be developed in a long while. If you have a penchant for deep architecture, options, crazy modulation routings and loop-able envelopes - then look no further.

can I come around sunday? sat getting rather busy I can tell all on sunday - hope you are feeling a bit better.

must start my report

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He’s in the wrong country to make even a fraction of what he’s worth — he produces better stuff in terms of user-centric/market-centric Design than any other webdesigner i’ve seen, ever. Clean, quick, obvious, sticky. Plus he has a herebe sense of humour and of life, with a distinctly playful twist (old blog). If you’re looking for slavish conformity to webdesigner peer aesthetics, he’s not your man. “skip ’skip intro’” If you’re looking to impress the trousers off your clients’ markets and your clients, sign him up.

Website is here…www.wideyedesign.com and now follows the disclaimer, in that there are no shoes on it (Although I do mention them) and the work is all corporate stuff…but I do like my headers (even if they do take a while to load!)…obviously I can’t take credit for the pioneer plaque or da vinci’s man but I’m a bit happy with how the satellite turned out…There’s still loads to do (and add) to it and at some point I’ll get round to doing that. For now I’m just glad that the thing is up and running.

Hope you’re doing well. I find it difficult sometimes swinging back and forth between visuals and text too. Barely able to function in the real time at the best of times frankly. Your kind comments help. I’m a shoe freak. Can I see yer site?

Sal - Absolutely. But there’s also the slight paranoia that you feel -I’ve actually written loads of posts in the ensuing interval but - you can’t just leap in with something personal or heartfelt because it feels a bit weird - as if someone has just asked in passing how you are and you give far to much information for the question. It even has a knock on effect about commenting on other peoples posts too which is really annoying. Plus (and completely my own fault) I was daft enough to put this url on myspace and facebook which means that people (apart from you lot obviously) can read it. I don’t mind too much the family members reading it because they know I love them really (and I’ve deleted the really bad posts) but there are others who have found it and I’m not so happy about them reading it because I don’t know them. My own fault? True. Subconscious desire to have people read it? Probably. Creating self censorship - Definitely. I’m hoping a couple of glasses of wine will get me over this…

Anyway - thank you for the welcome and hope you get broadband soon.

Clodhopper - It does doesn’t it? The terrible thing is that ever since I left home I’ve lived in cities but I’m such a country girl at heart - I have this craving to grow cabbage and potatoes and leeks (and chrysanthemums - the big bronze ones) I’m so jealous of you, you know. What with the chickens and the greenhouse and the allotment. I checked out the prices of an allotment here and it costs nearly £40 a month to rent one and that’s £40 I can’t afford. Sometimes life is bloody unfair. One day though I’m going to live back in the country, right back in the middle of nowhere and have a garden and chickens and a couple of goats ( I like goats) and maybe two or three lurchers and a wolfhound but not geese because they scare the hell out of me.

M- You see C is good at these things isn’t she? I would never have thought of silver swans, but you really didn’t need to point out that you’d made one of your famous chocolate almond cakes which really should have been added to the recent Vatican list of sins. Sorry I missed the party. We are planning on having an unbirthday party for S within the next couple of weeks though. HOnest!