You can make as many links per message as you want! You just need to know a little HTML - it's easy as pie :-). You should read this on the GW web site, so that you can see what I'm trying to show you - not all mail programs will show it right, since it's designed for the web, not mail. To make a clickable link you need to do this (sort of): [a href="http://www.cbc.ca/"]cbc web site [/a] In order for you to see what you have to type in, I changed one thing: I used [ and ] instead of . If I had used it would have made a link, like this: cbc web site You can't see the code there, just the link, because I used the proper symbols. The URL for the site you want to link to should go inside the quotation marks. You can write whatever you want where I wrote 'cbc web site' - this is the text that will appear highlighted and will be the 'link' you click on. I could have written 'Coke is better than Pepsi' there, but it will still take you to the cbc site, because that is what URL you used. See: Coke is better than Pepsi Do not forget to close the statement! That is where the [/a] comes in. If you forget to do that the computer thinks that everything you have typed since you opened the statement [a href="URL here"] is part of the command, and it'll be buggered up :-) And remember to switch all the [] with . When you preview the post, the link should be there as you want it to be - if it isn't (if it's still looking like HTML), then you have made a mistake, and you should find it before you submit the message. Hope that helps! BP

POGO and IWon.POGO mostly for Solitaire,Word Whomp, Tumble Bees and Mahjong.I have been hooked on Mahjong lately. It's funny,I fuss at my grands for playing their games 24/7 but I'm just as bad.LOL They are young though and need to be out doing other things,whereas I am old and don't have anything better to do,unless you count cleaning house,doing laundry and insignificant stuff like that!LOL Going to look up Sandy and Kittie's sites.Like I need a new one.

When the cards and bookmarks arrived I peeked into the envelope to see them and then stacked them up until after Christmas to enjoy. Today I finally had time to go through them and remove the wonderful bookmarks. They are now in my rather large (and growing) stack of bookmarks from which I randomly pull one for each new book. Thank you all so much for the bookmarks and for making the holidays that much more enjoyable! P.S. My envelopes were removed from my mailbox before the mail was delivered and while I think a second mailman probably took them I have not been sure so I hope you did receive one from me.

THANK YOU friends! When this bookmark exchange began three or four years ago, I bought an small wooden antique chest for my bookmarks. Each year, the collection grows. And every time I start a book, it begins with a search through the chest for the perfect bookmark. EACH one of you has sent me lovely gifts that represent YOU. Each one of you has bookmarks in that wooden chest that are treasured and used regularly. Thank you. Thank you one and all - for your thoughtfulness, your time, your creativity, and for being a part of my reading life. PAM