Monk-e-Mail

Have you seen these talking monkey messages yet? A friend of my daughter sent her one last night, now Shannon and my kids are hooked. It's a service provided by Career Builder. Very smart marketing. But who needs a career when you can waste all your time online? I like this much better than e-cards. I'm thinking of using Monk-e-mail instead of normal email. Wouldn't that be incredibly annoying?

Here's a sample Monk-e-mail that I created today. Enjoy!

Comments (4)

Thanks Josh.
I was supposed to be writing my school reports - instead I have just now spent the last 20 minutes wasting my time at the link you posted. At least it was fun - and my friends now have a cheery, if not goofy, start to their day.

Posted by Mark Fox | November 4, 2007 3:25 PM

Monk e-mail has been a favorite for my younger siblings and I for months! Unfortunately, I cannot get my 12 year old brother to do a "normal" e-mail now.

Posted by Kate | November 6, 2007 4:49 PM

hi what is this web site

Posted by lexi | November 12, 2007 4:25 PM

hi there joshua,i find your book "boy meets girl" just fabulous i love it,i need little advice(help)well am going out with my girlfriend we;ve been together 2yrs shes accepted the lord nw,we have sinned in the past sexually we had prematrial sex we have repented of it,but i don't know what to do know theres long time before we get married due to family problems,so i dont know how too look at the relationship is it Godly?thats what i cant figure out me and her being together,we know each other inside out,love each other alot,so i dont know where to put limitaions between me and her phisically aswell,am 18 and shes turning 18 in few months could you please get back to me thank you Godbless u

Posted by hiren | February 29, 2008 2:37 PM

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