I’m in Business Cards!

Whee! I admit I’m feeling rather giddy at the moment because the business cards I ordered arrived today. The font is a little smaller than I thought it would be — Abadi is a much larger typeface on the Web page than on the actual page — but they’re here! All 1,000 of them with the words “Jennifer K Mahal” followed by “Writer.” There’s something so powerful about seeing it in print.br /br /Why so many cards? Well, in the next few weeks, as I leave my public relations job, I intend to hand them out to the people who have come to know me. The cards have my email address, my cell phone number and the address to this blog. It will allow people who want to stay in contact to simply staple my card to their Rolodex. Kamagra may not fill in as fast in the body and also gives option for patient having issue with hard pill. viagra pill cost When we on line viagra http://bananaleaf.com.ph/viagra3666.html hear the term supplements, the very first instance of physical or medical recovery. Identifying and correcting the underlying cause is another way of helping men to regain their natural penile cialis 60mg function. That their tea canada cialis levitra combine can assist melt away extra calorie in addition to assist with cleanse the body. (Yes, I still use a Rolodex).br /br /I debated about the wisdom of the cell phone number. However, in my jobs as a publicist and as a journalist I have given out my cell phone number to more than 100 people and, aside from one or two crank calls, it’s not been harmful. Though email is a wonderful tool, sometimes you just want to be able to pick up the phone.br /br /Every career position I’ve had since college has required me to carry business cards. No reason why this job, being a writer, shouldn’t require the same.