okay, i’m ready to change my blog around a bit, so i’ve changed the theme as a signal that the site is going to be the metaphorical equivalent of sitting without wheels on cinder blocks in front of my house. sorry about that. hopefully it will bother me consistently enough that i fix it sooner than otherwise.
4 Responses to "web site on blocks for a while"
1 | adamhouston
It’s good to narrate the semi-obvious or those of us who primarily drive by via RSS might not have noticed the cinder blocks.
2 | Issaac Muchengwa
Hi John, I have not visited your block in a while, and ta dah!, I find a new theme, it looks cool, don't get me wrong though, I liked the other one better, powered by hemmingway! Do excuse me now, am just going to go through your book list, I need to catch up.
November 15th, 2008 at 1:00 am
I find a new theme, it looks cool, don't get me wrong though, I liked the other one better, powered by hemmingway! Do excuse me now, am just going to go through your book list, I need to catch up.
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