Monday, May 5, 2008
Halftime at Keynote
And that's the end of the first half!
As hard as it is for me to believe, I just passed the halfway point in my current internship with Keynote! My time here has been absolutely wonderful. Not only have I enjoyed everything I've been doing, but God has been at work through Keynote and at work in my own life as well. Thank you for allowing me to be here! Being here has definitely been a growing experience, and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the second half.
One of the things that has to happen is me deciding what to do after this October. I've really enjoyed my experience at Keynote, and a second one-year internship is an option here. However, there is also the possibility that I may end up somewhere else. Would you please pray with me during the upcoming months and ask God to reveal His plan to me?
And now, on a lighter note, you may have noticed that there've been some style changes in the look of my update letters!
If you're reading this after receiving my latest (May) newsletter, you probably noticed that the look and style of my letters changed! If you haven't received it yet, just be aware that it's going to look a little bit different. Here's a sneak peek:
The reason? Well, besides the fact that I'm a creative designer and I just got tired of staring at the same old design for six months, haha, I thought I wanted to make my letters a little more clean and reader friendly. And I think this new look accomplishes that. And what better time to make a change than at the midway point of my year?
And, if you're super extra observant, you probably noticed a couple slight changes to the header graphic at the top of this page! (If it looks the same to you, hit refresh and then look again.) It's just to make my letters and my website "go together." Gotta keep my brand consistent! :-)
Oh, and feel free to send me any feedback. Just shoot me an e-mail at joshuadufford@hotmail.com to put in your two cents about the new look of the letters, or, just tell me what you think of their content, readability, etc. I'd love to hear your thoughts so I know how I can better communicate with you!
Alright, that's all I've got for now! Hope all is well wherever you are. Take care! |
