I also have difficulty with the blurry line between proposal and contact. For me the difference has been just that the proposal doesn’t have all the legalese.

I used to RUN a camp. Except it was for modern knights. But CAMP! In Santa Cruz! I could just wet myself right now.

This is all the long way of saying I love you BACK.

‘Scuse me. I have go do the Camp Dance.

Actually, it was a bunch of sales, a bunch of SXSW, surfing and wrapping up older projects, but we’re working up the blog flow.

Shane’s been telling me that he’s out of words for a while and needs to spend some time learning before speaking again. But don’t worry, I still love you.

Thanks for the contract layout. I’m still working on mine, so this is handy.

I’m so glad you’re back!

I’d be happy to email it to you if you want to take a look – maybe something in there you don’t have and could use. It’s fairly standard, I believe, though.

And – thanks about my site!

I’ve got a pretty good contract (I hope, lol) in terms of the legalities, but have been meaning to add information on the deliverables and project milestones, etc.

This gives me a great starting point to add onto my existing contract. Thanks!