* H e a r s a y ?

ereseigh wrote:

Clearlly, you are a genius with excellent taste!

I started enjoying my CLAD day yesterday evening. I let out a "wooop!" of delight and my enthusiasm startled some of my hipster neighbors out of their cool comas. I am so so so excited to be featured today! I don't think I'll get much work done today because I'll be playing hooky on the CL site all day long. Wooop! Wooop!

It was pretty much the same with my CLAD just last May too. I spent the whole day responding to my CLAD posts, totally not in the mood for daily work at the office!

Clearlly, you are a genius with excellent taste!

I started enjoying my CLAD day yesterday evening. I let out a "wooop!" of delight and my enthusiasm startled some of my hipster neighbors out of their cool comas. I am so so so excited to be featured today! I don't think I'll get much work done today because I'll be playing hooky on the CL site all day long. Wooop! Wooop!

ereseigh wrote:

Oh! I got so excited about learning something new that I forgot to mention that I especially like the title "hearsay?". My last name has a spelling that does not match pronounciation, and no one ever gets it right when they first need to use it -- and I mean no one ever ever gets it. No one - Ever.

Amazingly, this title is a perfect rhyme! When people ask me how to say my name, I usually say it rhymes with "the sleigh" but now I might tell people that it rhymes with "hearsay." I work with a bunch of attorneys so this will come in handy.

Thanks again - the rhyme just makes the palette extra special!

*grins* Well I'm glad you liked the palette!

So this means I pronounced your name correctly in my head at first attempt then! When I saw your name I thought of the word "Hearsay" immediately, only the letter "H" was silent à la française!

So are you enjoying your CLAD so far?

Oh! I got so excited about learning something new that I forgot to mention that I especially like the title "hearsay?". My last name has a spelling that does not match pronounciation, and no one ever gets it right when they first need to use it -- and I mean no one ever ever gets it. No one - Ever.

Amazingly, this title is a perfect rhyme! When people ask me how to say my name, I usually say it rhymes with "the sleigh" but now I might tell people that it rhymes with "hearsay." I work with a bunch of attorneys so this will come in handy.

Thanks again - the rhyme just makes the palette extra special!

I really love how you've combined my colors here. It makes me think about the signifigance of the order of colors and percentage of colors in the palette, beyond my limited light to dark arrangement. Thank you so much!!