When Hallmark launched Shoebox in 1986, nobody knew that the crabby character gracing the covers of a few Shoebox cards would become a celebrity. But it didn't take long to see that Maxine's irreverent quips about aging, the workplace, retirement, political correctness, and of course sex (or the lack of it) had struck a cord. Since then, Americans have purchased more than 220 million Maxine greeting cards, and Maxine is still the first and only greeting card character to move from the card isle into popular culture. Perpetually one of Hallmark's top-performing characters, today Maxine has her own books, comic strip, calendars, and website. The address (as you probably could have guessed) is... www.maxine.com Enjoy! Jerry Taylor SeniorTech Computer Instruction for Senior Citizens and Retirees 1156 Walker-Lake Ontario Road Hilton, NY 14468 585-964-3319 "Computers are not just for kids!" =========================================================This listserv is provided as a service to computer-using senior citizens and retirees by "SeniorTech" (http://www.seniortech.us) Forward this email to any computer-using seniors you know. They can subscribe themselves by going here: http://www.seniortech.us/listserv.htm To unsubscribe from this listserv, go here: http://www.seniortech.us/listserv.htm Questions? Email Jerry Taylor at jerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxx =========================================================