heya…well, the response for the free materials has been overwhelming…my original intention was to make up my super-glossy-cardstock “Ubercards”, but instead I’m going to have to send out my large-print plain cardstock cards which are much cheaper and less time consuming to produce (no glueing, etc)
to those of you who asked, you’ll get all the same info, but it’ll be on two cards instead of one (+1 pronunciation card). i didn’t get the chance to get to the post office today, so they will be going out soon.
Mine arrived today, Antaine.
Looks really good - you’ve packed an amazing amount of information in to a really small space. When I’ve had chance to read and digest I’ll be back in touch with you,
Thanks again, I really appreciate you sending it to me.
I’ll let you know when I can speak the lingo
Seriously they look pretty good and will demand some serious study but from what I remember that statement (or something similar) was in your original posting.
So I’ll keep you posted
cheers
Mark
Have a good trip to Ireland
Mine arrived as well several days ago … many thanks, indeed! And for those of you who want to practise their new learned Gaelic, I would recommend the following reading:
“Harry Potter agus an Órchloch” aka “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”; translated by Máire Níc Mhaoláin
Harry Christmas to everybody …
P.S.: I don’t get paid by the publisher for promotion … unfortunately.
