I must say, that taking on building this Home Site has certainly been a challenge to me, seeing that I knew nothing about what I was doing. Through so many Tutorials that are available to learn from, I tried to absorb as much as possible to get as far as I have. The offerings of backgrounds, animations, images, music etc. are endless. The help I have received from friends I have met online are truly appreciated. Any questions I have presented to GeoCites Community Leaders were so quickly answered. I do hope I don't leave anyone out with extending my gratitude .. and if by some chance I have, please, by all means, let me know. If you haven't already done so, I would appreciate you signing my Guestbook before traveling to the interesting sites listed below. Thank you for visiting my home, and there will be more to see, so do drop by again. Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook What a site to find!! Anything and everything you ever could think of that had to do with nautical use to be available here, but sadly, someone, without a conscience, took her ideas, setups and gifs for their own usage and credits. Sandy put years into putting her site together and being as hurt and upset as she was, she removed them all. Currently she is displaying poems which means a lot to her. I can remember when I accidently came across her site while searching for a few items. You could spend hours going page to page enjoying all the animated scenes she put together. I never saw anything like it. What talent she beholds. It's one thing to transload some gifs from a site, but not the whole thing. I do hope that some day Sandy will put her nautical gallery back on line as well as her banner site. Sandy is also from Massachusetts and being near the ocean, she received a lot of inspirations. I do hope you will enjoy reading the poems there, they're beautiful. Cinder's Place in Cyberspace I do want to thank Cinder for telling me about GeoCities and getting me started. Seeing I had no idea how to get the picture of Serenity into my home, she offered her help and before I knew it, there it was sitting in my files. If you enjoy Broadway Musicial, you must visit her cyberhome and while your there, seeing Cinder is also from Massachusetts, take a stroll through her BOSTON page. Scubamom's Gateway Such a delightful site Scubamom has put together. Her colorful pages which includes Carribbean Travels, diving information, midi music, exotic plants along with her expertise in designing some of the most fascination animations, plus more, does present such a nice web site. I would like to mention that when I first started building my Home, her site was the first one that I came across offering animations. As I was trying to do things in the proper manner and I e-mailed her, requesting permission to use a few of her images. Thanks to her viewing my Home, she was nice enough to inform me that I was linked to someones site, which was a no-no. Here I've been reading and absorbing all the tutorials, and thought I doing everything right. It was my inexperience that misuderstood what I was trying to learn. So thanks to Scubammom, none of the images or midis are linked to anyones web site. Do visit her web home and sign her guestbook, and let her know where you heard of her home site. Boats and Ships Looking for a fun Marine Site to go navigating through? Take a cruise over to Boats and Ships. You'll enjoy the nautical trivia, sing along with the sea songs and shanties. The clip art here is unique and naturally, nautical! Also Bob has put together some interesting links which you can travel through. And while there, try navigating through The Trailer Sailing Links. © 1997 misssit@webtv.net
I must say, that taking on building this Home Site has certainly been a challenge to me, seeing that I knew nothing about what I was doing. Through so many Tutorials that are available to learn from, I tried to absorb as much as possible to get as far as I have. The offerings of backgrounds, animations, images, music etc. are endless. The help I have received from friends I have met online are truly appreciated. Any questions I have presented to GeoCites Community Leaders were so quickly answered. I do hope I don't leave anyone out with extending my gratitude .. and if by some chance I have, please, by all means, let me know.
If you haven't already done so, I would appreciate you signing my Guestbook before traveling to the interesting sites listed below. Thank you for visiting my home, and there will be more to see, so do drop by again.
Anything and everything you ever could think of that had to do with nautical use to be available here, but sadly, someone, without a conscience, took her ideas, setups and gifs for their own usage and credits. Sandy put years into putting her site together and being as hurt and upset as she was, she removed them all. Currently she is displaying poems which means a lot to her. I can remember when I accidently came across her site while searching for a few items. You could spend hours going page to page enjoying all the animated scenes she put together. I never saw anything like it. What talent she beholds. It's one thing to transload some gifs from a site, but not the whole thing. I do hope that some day Sandy will put her nautical gallery back on line as well as her banner site. Sandy is also from Massachusetts and being near the ocean, she received a lot of inspirations. I do hope you will enjoy reading the poems there, they're beautiful.
I do want to thank Cinder for telling me about GeoCities and getting me started. Seeing I had no idea how to get the picture of Serenity into my home, she offered her help and before I knew it, there it was sitting in my files. If you enjoy Broadway Musicial, you must visit her cyberhome and while your there, seeing Cinder is also from Massachusetts, take a stroll through her BOSTON page.
Looking for a fun Marine Site to go navigating through? Take a cruise over to Boats and Ships. You'll enjoy the nautical trivia, sing along with the sea songs and shanties. The clip art here is unique and naturally, nautical! Also Bob has put together some interesting links which you can travel through. And while there, try navigating through The Trailer Sailing Links.
© 1997 misssit@webtv.net
