The results of this week’s poll are in. Not surprisingly, AIG readers miss Michelle Dessler more than any other character sent to the Great Beyond. She receives more votes than all the other choices combined, with 51% of the total vote. Also not surprisingly, AIG readers miss David Palmer horribly as well, with 18% of the vote. The third most-missed dead character as selected by AIG readers was Nina Myers, with 12% of the vote. Yes, her absence is felt acutely over here. Honourable mention goes to George Mason, with 9% of the vote. Thanks to everyone who participated. Our new poll is posted, so don’t forget to submit your choice. From now on, weekly polls will run from Saturday to Friday night instead of Friday to Thursday night, it’s just more convenient for me that way.
In other news, I felt I owed it to all of my readers to let you all know what’s going on with me, in case you were curious why it seems to be taking forever to get site content up to speed. Basically, as of April 1, like the great Nina Myers before me, I will be officially working for myself. I’ve made the decision that I want to make website development my career, so I will be going into business as a freelancer, doing websites, copywriting, editing, proofreading and communications consulting work. I am working on getting my online portfolio up and running for this purpose, and also trying to make extra money where I can by doing easy cash writing jobs, like Search Engine Optimized keyword articles. All of this is sucking up a lot of the spare time I would normally devote to AIG. So as I said, things have been hairy. I’m quite terrified, but also exhilerated. Working for myself is a huge step, but I think ultimately I will be happier in the long run. So, in conclusion, loyal readers, if you have any contacts — small business owners, online business owners, professionals in private practice (doctors, lawyers, chiropractors, accountants, realtors, etc), independent artists/musicians, etc — who could make use of my services, please feel free to tell them about me and to contact me with their information. At this point, I am looking for all and any work I can get and I look to my loyal AIG readers and Tony fans for support.
