I’m in the process of enabling Custom CSS on this hosted WordPress blog, so that I can get a good theme with graphics in the header (which I love) that is also flexible width. There are less than a dozen choices for flexible width themes, and of those, only a couple offer a customizable header. So I’ll compromise my aesthetic to enable better reading for folks, and work on getting things fixed up to my liking. Cheers!
Pardon Our Dust…
November 9, 2007 by srchalup
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- I’ve been mostly posting slice of life stuff to FB lately, with only a few IFTT things posting to G+…
- A bunch of seedlings are up, yay.
- I was in a workshop all day today for work, and for one activity we did a values exercise. These are my top 5 values, from top to bottom. I was surprised at the things that didn’t make the list, yet when I thought about my top 5, I realized that these were needed as a foundation for other values like love, loyalty, trust, empathy, etc. Ymmv and almost assuredly will. :-)
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- Tomatoes, peppers, n eggplants started, on the heat mat and under the full spectrum fluorescents. Yay. Also planted peas outdoors, weeded n composted the corner bed, planted giant red mustard, dill, and baby pak choi. Then the skies opened up! Great timing!!
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