How to contact me

I always enjoy hearing from people who have visited my site. It makes the effort of putting it together worthwhile. You have several options in contacting me: You may send your email to either fullmoon@icon.co.za (my personal email). If you'd like to have some fun you can fill in my cheeky little feedback questionaire. I also have a guestbook you could sign on a service called dreambook. So, you're spoilt for choice. Life the universe and what jelly's your peanut butter are just some of the things I like to hear from you. So go aheas - make my day!

Some email comments received on this and my "Afterglow" homepage thus far:

Everything here.... your poety, short stories, jokes, the photography you select as accompaniment, touched me in some way.... Without knowing too much about you personally, I can tell that you are at least 10 years younger than I, and would be greatly stunned to learn differently. I drew this conclusion based on two things, your fascination with the darker side of humanity and your ability to expose yourself shamelessly..... the latter of which I am profoundly envious....

Lynn

Superb!
Refreshing!
Fantastic website.
Had a good laugh and enjoyed getting a glimpse into the workings of your mind. Thought I would head off for a 'little cruise' on the web whilst waiting for THE FAX and bumped into this site. Good to see a home-girl with her head screwed on right and thinking a little about things, instead of attempting to get through the chicane of life as fast and unaffected as possible.I too am a bit of a vampire and spend my nights staring at the ceiling and stalking the house - so anytime is fine.

Anton

It has been a while since I have consulted your soul, but everytime I delve into these rich words I feel afraid... Afraid of understanding and sometimes allowing me back into such an untangable part of you- yet without fail all senses are refreshed. Cornelia your words are beautiful.

- "Butterfly"

Cornelia~~!
WOW!!! I was just in your gallery again and just had to write and tell you what an absofuckinglutely AWESOME job you've done on it! Sheesh! I haven't even finished my first cup of chamomile this morn, and I'm so inspired! Thank you, syster! It is INDEED an honor to have you in the Female Empowerment Ring. You rock.

Blessings~ MoonWolf
aka
S.L. Gannon

You show the strength and power of the soft and gentle.

Foxy

I loved your site! The pictures are incredible and I'll definitely be back to read more. Very glad i stumbled in here on an otherwise uneventful surf.

-Hopkins

Your site is Fuckin - A !
Here's a poem for you:

Marooned on a sliver of reality
In the beginning was you.
And you were god and god was good.
Now their psychic voices curse your soul,
the dogmatic demos' mad crusade,
a barking hell your down fall,
their delight.
O mortal ones I loved you
so now i'll erase you and replace you.

-Murray

I must first congragulate you on your exquisitely scrumptious web page. Both the artwork and the poetry touch a deep note inside of me. I myself am a fellow artist, poet, bi-sexual, tripping intellectual, harboring a life-long fasicination with vampires. I am intriqued by your lifestyle and amazed by your combined honesty and passion in describing it. I would love to discuss vampires along with many other topics with you in the future, so if you are intrigued by the possibility of engaging in an intellectual conversation with a possible kindred spirit. This is honestly one of the coolest websites I have discovered! I haven't found anything to compare it to yet.

Tally

Hi, my name is trevor and I live in the US. I really liked your page, expecially the photography. I am a photographer and have started working with male nudes lately. I assume that some of them were manipulated on photoshop. I''ve messed around a little with it but don't have the money rigth now to really get the hardware I'd need to really do it. I have thought of coming to South Africa occasionaly. My father was from there and I have a few relatives still there, mostly around the Durban area. So far I haven't, the cost has a lot to do with it. Chiao.

-Trevor

Your website is great and very interesting. Life is what you make of it on the ride in the body your soul fills up for 60 - 80 years. Then it is on to the next ride. Pictures are good too. The universe is by far the most interesting. Can't wait for the esoteric site to be finished.

Wendy

Fullmoon, I am the rising sun that is with one with the act of rising. This letter is in fact a response to your Afterglow page. I am awed the depth of your philosophy. For me The Afterglow is a different phenomena, however, for it is the journey towards the peak that I am one with, and that moment of arrival (whose sensation lasts only seconds, a minute if I am lucky). The aftermath is sad like said sad stories: the end of a lecture, tutorial and day introduce a combination of unhappy feelings for me. (what then??) Everything becomes pointless then,even achievement turns into an end in itself. So the Afterglow is a moment of reflection for me. In the few instances that I am on a happy vibe, it is a moment of contentment. But being content has it's sadness for it is a reception of a plethora of positive emotions as in a job well done. Why do I get the feeling that there is nothing else after that?

Madoda I.

Let's just say your page added substance to an otherwise dull and shallow surfing expedition. Thanks.

Karen

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