There is a new Hoya Magazine out in Sweden and Christina did all of the layout, organization and most of the photos. It is beautiful!!! I just wish I could read Swedish!!!
GOOD JOB Christina...Congratulations.
Carol
Christina - MYHOYAS - shines
It's not often that I'm without answer... this is one of those times! However, I had help from Rosita (http://www.sitascorner.se) with the contents. We decided together which hoyas should be in the magazine. Just for fun I'll share the cover with all of you! It's low resolution so the text is not 100 %. Next magazine will be in white, green and red...
Thanks Carol, for the nice comment. It's probably not hard to READ Swedish, but maybe to UNDERSTAND it...
Christina
This message was edited Aug 20, 2005 4:29 PM
Okay, what are all of the hoyas on the front. I have my guesses, but want to see if I am anywhere close! I sure do wish I could speak and understand swedish!
~Heather
This message was edited Aug 20, 2005 8:02 PM
The cover is really beautiful! If anyone is not a hoya addict--that cover will certainly entice them. Oh how I wish it was in English! (or that I could read/understand Swedish) Congratulations Christina!
You are right, Christina...it is easy to read!!! Understanding and pronounciation, tho, are real challenges!!!
I think it is one of the best looking mags. I have seen....
That's a really beautiful cover Christina.
Wow !! that cover is beautiful. Thanks for sharing it with us.
So when is the English version coming out? You have done a beautiful job. I wish I could read Swedish. I love the cover.
Karen
Ok...now I am really envious. I may move to Sweden, get a house with big windows, and learn the language. Ha.
Why don't you get that magazine translated and published in English & I'll be you could sell lots of them here.
Marcy
Lovely magazine cover!Ü Could someone please tell me the names of the hoya flowers pictured on it.
Thanks for the comments! I've written the hoya names on the cover for you.
So Heather, did you guess all of them right?
Christina
2 out of 5 ain't too bad! I got carnosa rubra, and davidcumming. I though the middle one was onychoides. I wasn't sure about the camphorifolia, or the wayetti. Thanks for the answers Christina!
~Heather
Thanks Christina........I have one, so will have keep an eye open for the others.
Christina, what a lovely cover, I wish you lots of success. Deb
I agree. That is a beautiful cover, Christina. Wouldn't it be wonderful if there was a similar publication in America?
Yes Mel, it sure would. Why can't the hoya society here just find a way to order it and translate it for all of us. Ha.
Marcy