Halbert may have gotten the idea from a Hayling book

Hi,

Thanks for asking, you know that makes me think of something: people rarely ask me questions about what I know because I never tell what I'm doing, and therefore people don't tend to believe I know what I'm talking about or something. Constrast me with the type person who constantly brags about his acheivements, most of which aren't verifiable, and gains a huge following--of the two of us, I might turn out to be a more reliable source of info...

I'm doing some cool stuff right now, and I can tell I need to find a way to tell somebody about it, just to keep me on an even keel.

Pardon me for this message, I'm doing the 100 hour a week thing and I'm not used to it yet. Speaking of which, a discussion occurred recently on an "adult" webmaster forum about hours per week. The guy I respect most on the "adult" scene works 120 hours a week, and a female webmaster told how she sleeps four hours a day, taking two 2-hour naps, and the most commonly worked week consisted of 100 hours... "Adult" webmasters make money by building sites and marketing sites and building sites and marketing sites, etc., etc. for all those hours. And that's how we can make money as well.

Back to Halbert and Haylings, I have two Haylings books, and I keep them in a separate building along with backups and irreplaceable books and other stuff, in case our house burns down, and I can't get to my Haylings books right now, but in one of them is a description of a way to make money consisting of making family crests for people to display. Halbert said he got the idea by reading in a "newspaper" about a lady doing it, but maybe he saw it in Haylings's "newsletter" instead--didn't Mr. Haylings publish a newsletter?

Anyway, that's all I got...

Best,

- Boyd