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The Adventures of Staging Girl: Part 2

STARRING IN THIS EPISODE

ELAINE MANES
In addition to being Staging Girl's hero, Elaine is also a staging guru serving the Denver metro
http://activerain.com/maneselaine

AUDREY V. HOFFMAN
Staging Girl resides in Baltimore city and helps dress to impress spaces throughout the Greater Baltimore/DC metro area http://activerain.com/blogs/hoffmark

MISS THE FIRST EDITION? CHECK IT OUT AT http://activerain.com/blogsview/366963/The-Adventures-of-Staging

Coming up: Melissa Marro, Sharon Tara and Karen Otto!
Wanna guest star in an episode? Submit some photos to audrey@simplystage.com and let me know your thoughts about home staging!

Posted by Audrey Hoffman, VoteAudrey on 02/12/2008 06:35 PM

Comments (32)

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32 Comments on The Adventures of Staging Girl: Part 2

FEB

2008

Cute.

Audrey, ehem, I mean Staging Girl, how awesome of Staging Wonder Woman (secretly disguised as Elaine Manes) to drop in. Is it true she has a golden lasso that makes a home tell the truth?

Julianna, she absolutely does!

So, that's what I would look like with boobs! Cute comic strip, Audrey! I feel mortified...I mean, immortalized!

This is way too cute!

Elaine - you look awesome in that headgear. You ROCK!

Kathy

Very creative ad! much clever idea congratulations. hope you get a good response

Sharon & Kathy---Thanks for the visit!

Elaine--Uh uh, hope you're not toooo mortified! Couldn't help the Wonder Woman, Julianna brought that on!

Fernando--Me too :) Thanks for the compliment!

Really cute...... I'm excited (and a bit nervous) with what mine is going to be like..... I love this one though... really cute photos of Elaine too!

This will keep us coming back for more, Audrey!

Kathy

Even more entertaining than the first! I love the "guest appearances" too!

View Video "Audrey great idea!"

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Click on the film strip or text link above and turn up your volume to view your video email from Jeff Pickering.

Jeff: Wouldn't let me view in Firefox! :(

Melissa--Hehehe....don't worry, it'll be fine :)

Kathy--Glad you like it!

Bevin--That's the goal, keep gettin' better!

Now that's a way to get attention...great graphics, idea and clever too!

Cindy--Glad I got your attention! Stop by anytime :)

FEB

2008

How funny, Audrey - and people will be sure to read each comic/episode!!!! Julie

Audrey, that is so funny! I think Elaine looks great! I look forward to my guest appearance. Thanks for the entertainment.

Very clever Audrey! To be continued....

Audrey;

Yeahhh!!! I found part two and it rocks! If I only knew there were guest appearances...I would have signed up right away...but now that the wonder woman costume has already been filled...well...I guess I'll slide off discreetly...stage left. Congrats on another outrageously fun and creative marketing campaign.

Cheers!

That's awesome, Audrey. Too funny!

Elaine makes an awesome wonder woman! =)

Julia--That's the plan!

Sharon--You're welcome :)

Diane-- Yup! Stay tunded!

Gina--Hey, there's still CAT WOMAN and BAT GIRL!

Abby--She does; Lynda Carter, eat your heart out!

Darn - I guess I know which super hero I'll be then..... but she's not realy a 'hero' exactly is she? hmmmmm.....

Audrey, did you put this together yourself? It is extremly creative. I imagine you are just as creative staging.

Melissa--Maybe not, but she's got a heck of a franchise

Marchel--You're too kind. I was the kid, when handed an outline of a pumpkin in 1st grade and told to color it orange, colored it like a rainbow. The teacher told my mother I didn't know my colors. My reply, "Well, if Ms. (Insert Teacher Name Here) had stocked all the crayon baskets with orange crayons, I would have. But my pumpkin is now the prettiest!"

I guess I'm thinking outside the basket again...

Audrey...Cat Woman??? Skin tight black suit right? Okay...that could work! ha! As for your pumpkin story I had to laugh. My youngest is quite a bit younger then my first two. During one of my parent/teacher conferences, the teacher had told me that Seth's " weakness " was that he took too much time doing his art work...he liked to do everything a " rainbow " of colors...I looked at her with such total disbelief. I was like, so you are telling me that Seth's down fall is that he takes his time and he's very creative....I'm sure you couldn't have slapped the look off of my face...I was just absolutely dumbfounded. If this is part of Seth's future...your talent...well, I'm going out and buying that kid more crayons! ha! Keep the creativity flowing! I hope Seth will always think outside of the basket as well!

Cheers! And by the way...the world needs more people who think outside the basket!!!

FEB

2008

Gina--Your Seth gets a gold star from me! I have an enormous amount of respect for teachers---that's a hard job and I doubt I could last more than a week---maybe a day lol---at it. It seems that they are best equipped to deal with averages---and when there's a deviation, it can seem like more of an anomaly than a strength. This same teacher asked that I be sent for IQ testing because I seemed mentally challenged. My mother and father (both bright individuals) were shocked, but of course complied. My mom took me down to the University of South Carolina at age 5 (I was in first grade, but younger than all the of the other reindeer--er, I mean, kids...) and I remember the whole process pretty well. Anyway, my IQ turned out to be well above average---I was gifted, not challenged. And guess what? It doesn't get any better after graduation. People still look at me like I'm THE FLY. Creativity can seem like crazy. I try to rein myself in, when & where appropriate lol. Make sure Seth knows that he's OK after all. I take time with my pet projects too.

Just a gold one? ha! Only kidding. You are so right! It's obvious that you have above average talents and I hope they lead you to unparalleled success! I believe Seth will be just fine! What a very sweet blog for you to post! I'll tell him...he'll think he's famous! Well, actually...he already thinks he's famous!!!

Cheers!

FEB

2008

Audrey, I can't believe nobody asked how you did this? Was the answer in part 1 and I missed it. Really creative idea. I bet you blow the minds of the people who hire you.

Bonnie

TheHomeInspectorsWife

FEB

2008

AUDREY - I'm a big fan of staging, but it still hasn't caught on very well here yet. Of course, we are a bit behind the times in other areas as well, so it's not that surprising.

FEB

2008

Bonnie--It's a very user-friendly program found on a lot of new Macbooks. The "answer" will be sprinkled throughout the upcoming part; part 1 was the intro. Thanks for the compliment! :)

Adam--Hmmm...sounds like there's a good market for a stager in your area!

MAR

2008

What a great series & what a lot of work! Love it!

www.stagingwebsites.com

Chris--It is a lot of work, but it's fun work! :)

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