Neuron wasn’t doing much for me, and since it’s Saturday, and I have to look at it all day, I decided to change a little early. Notebook 1.0 has some different characteristics–the sidebar is on the left. Melly, the slogan is at the top of the sidebar. Not too bad, … Continue reading →
Neuron 1.1 has a few features I don’t care for and a few I like. How about you?
Continue reading →At some point (perhaps in my lifetime), I’ll take your comments on the various themes and incorporate them with my preferences. Then I’m going to tackle revising the php to modify a theme to incorporate the features I like best into one or two themes. (And maybe, if I’m lucky, … Continue reading →
I like Jakarta, but there’s something in the design that takes eons to load, even on some LAN connections. I don’t have any desire to torture my readers, so I’m changing a couple hours early. This is Mixed Bouquet, and it’s simple and colorful. Hope you enjoy.
Continue reading →I’ve modified this to change the photo. It’s my desktop wallpaper on most of my computers–home and office. It’s the back gate to our ranch, and I just love the picture. Most of you like Anthurium Mix. It is a little bright for some. It’s a bright change of pace. … Continue reading →
Sorry folks, I couldn’t take that other one. This one is brighter, and after so many blues and grays, I thought it might spruce up the place and flush other stuff out. Let me know what you think.
Continue reading →Time for Round 2 in the Theme Review. This is Flex 1.0. I’m not wild about the compression on the header, but this is for your comments, so I’ll step aside and listen to what you have to say.
Continue reading →Per Melly‘s suggestion, I’m cycling through my WordPress themes to see which ones you guys like. Please vote in comments whether you like this one or the bears better. I’ll leave it up until tomorrow night, when I’ll change to a different template. If there are features you prefer, drop … Continue reading →
I haven’t said much about it, but I’ve been following the auctions for Larissa Ione. I don’t know Larissa, but she and her family lost almost everything in Hurricane Katrina. For someone I don’t know, her paths cross mine in several places–she’s an Air Force veteran, a writer, she loves … Continue reading →
I had my six-month follow-up for my PRK surgery yesterday. Everything’s fine. My vision is still 20/20, and the doc confirmed my over-the-counter +1.25 reading glasses are the correct strength for my eyes. Interestingly, she also confirmed that she can tell by my optic nerve that I was very nearsighted … Continue reading →