Category — General

Approximately 40 Judaic Thanksgiving eCards have been uploaded to Say It With eCards / http://www.SayItWithEcards.com

These Judaic themed Thanksgiving Day eCards are available in two versions:

• Judaic Thanksgiving eCards — General
• Judaic Thanksgiving eCards — Patriotic

The eCards can be found in the Category: Holidays – Traditional / Thanksgiving

But categories contain Judaic and non-Judaic versions for Say It With eCards Club member eCard sending convenience.

Posted by Roz Fruchtman / BlogViewsByRoz.com / The Greeting Card Maven

Pardon me for being away so long.  At the end of April 2006, the retina in my right eye detached and that brought on a whole new chain of events. We’ll keep that for another time, but I will happily report things seem to be going in the right direction and with God’s blessings I am back stronger than ever.  Each day I give thanks to be blessed with my eyesight, relatively good health, a good mind and a dream.  We don’t realize how precious the things we take for granted are, a scare like I had usualy does the trick, but it should not have to come to that!

Moving on…  I am furiously working on upgrading or more accurately converting my current Judaic eCards Club “Graphics Schmaphics Exclusive Judaic Greetings Club” to a new and improved website.

Say It With Ecards, http://www.sayitwithecards.com/

Timed to coincide with the upcoming Jewish New Year 5767,  September 23, 2006.  The site will open with a new name, new look, be feature-rich with member benefits and freebies, plus an abundant amount of artsy, unique and tastefully created Judaic eCards compliments of yours truly – Roz Fruchtman.

You are probably thinking, what does all of this have to do with colors. Well, it has everything to do with colors as I am searching for a new color scheme and it just seems to be eluding me.

In my quest for a color scheme I have come across many color scheme programs, some free and some paid. I will share my findings and opinions with you. Stay tuned…

Posted by Roz Fruchtman / Sunday, August 6, 2006

SayItWithEcards.com / Communicate in-the-moment! Send eCards… simply, quickly and uniquely!

Timed to coincide with Rosh Hashanah / The Jewish New Year, Graphics Schmaphics Exclusive Judaic Greetings Club is upgrading, updating and changing its name.

Say It With Ecards / SayItWithEcards.com will offer a feature-rich, user-friendly interface to send the same unique and artsy Judaic and traditional ecard greetings.

Roz Fruchtman, owner/designer says… “with the new interface I will have more time to design, thus many more eCards and categories will be offered.”

Some of the new features will include:

• an addressbook
• a reminder service
• birthday alerts
• upload your own images to include in eCards
• favorites – keep favorite eCards in one place
• history – view all eCards sent in last 30 days
• easy to use/user-friendly interface
• large sample images / view before joining
• additional surprise features and benefits

I shudder to look at the last date I wrote as it was right before…

my retina detachment. On April 28th I had a procedure done in the retina surgeon’s office in order to mend my detached retina and deter a more aggressive surgical procedure done in the hospital. Unfortunately that did not work and on May 4th I had the real deal.

I am happy to say that my eye is healing nicely. I have not gotten the complete prognosis yet for the future. It seems that once you have a retina detachment the percentage for it to happen again goes up. But… I am going to enjoy my blessings and “look” toward the future optimistically.

Roz

Tonight was the first of four one-hour episodes of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition – “After the Storm: Mississippi!” 

The team visited Biloxi to see how they could help start the rebuilding and healing process.  On first exploration of the area you could visibly see how touched they were by what they saw.  Just thinking of one’s home and possessions — and worst yet family members and friends — being wiped away in a moment’s time is one thing, but seeing it first hand it quite another.  (On a personal note I remember how I felt being trapped in Manhattan on 911 and each time I watched the Twin Towers fall on TV day after day… family members, friends and colleagues looking for their lost!  Almost five years later it is still very real to me!)

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