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5 Comments on Speechless Sunday: A Landmark in the History of Print Journalism
Hey, Chris Ann. That would be great to see in person, very nice. Jim
Chris Ann --- was that really out on the street? Great photo.
Jim: I was really surprised at how shiny and new it looked.
Liz: Yep. Right on the street, a landmark to find the local paper.
Now THAT is really cool. I have to tell you that your blog is one of my favorite regular stops these days! Thanks and keep up the good work!
Russell: I'm happy that you're stopping by. I've been very busy, but still trying to make time for blogging. The hardest part is being inspired after a long day with clients. My brain turns to mush when I get home.