The web offers a form of communication like no other. It took me a while to get used to it. I'm so used to relying on visual cues and body language, that it was a real challenge to master this thing. I think it's a good exercise, enhancing communication skills and sharpening perspective. It really puts to the test the idea that looks shouldn't matter.

Yeah, there is a lot of garbage out here on the web. (I thought you might appreciate "hatemail in a box." They make a good point, however crudely.) It amazes me how many people choose to represent themselves to the world as "jerks, idiots, losers and disillusioned whiners." They either refer to themselves that way and/or use graphics to paint that picture. The world is full of too many resentful people who won't even help themselves. Who would want to give them a break?
Anyway, let me get down off the soap box again. Your page may not have much on it, but it says a lot.
There is meaningful stuff out there, it's just few and far between. I've met some great people on the web. It's kind of like when you go off to college. The diversity exists like nowhere else you've ever been. People begin to see they're not alone after all. People from a rare breed do seek out your page, just to see who's on it. On occasion they may find one of their own. Of course this should be a supplement to life, not a replacement.

You may already know all this. Regardless, I wanted to make the point.
E me, and keep up the good work in bananaland! Later, J.