Thursday, October 20, 2005

A rather busy day...


Let's see, Gina met me at the school this afternoon to pick up Alex. I had a doctors appointment at 4:15 so I needed to hustle. On the way, I dropped of the boys with Deb. She was on the bus, parked in a church parking lot, burning the clock until it was time to go home. I made it to the docs just in time, and got the scrip for another three months of meds and two weeks worth of Allegra 180 samples.



Last week, Deb won a family four pack of tickets to an advanced screening of the new movie Dreamer on the radio (she was the lucky 10th caller). The movie stars Kurt Russell and Dakota Fanning(very cute little blond girl). It was pretty good, funny and interesting enough to keep the boys interested, but rather sappy. A story about a horse trainer and an injured thoroughbred. I don't want to give it away.



Over all, a rather busy day. Not a bad one by a long shot, but tiring none the less. I've been trying to re-learn HTML the last few days, and this is the first post that I am doing entirely from the HTML side of the editor. I have to say, it is a lot easier to get the text formatted just the way I want it now. But I still have a lot to learn. I would like to be able to make my own template. I think that is my new goal, to make my own templates. Let's face it, the few that they offer here are a little lacking in the style department. And they are all to narrow. The first thing I did to this template was to edit the width of the body.



Has anyone noticed my latest little bit of HTML modification. If you need a hint, try clicking on a "comments" link. Pretty cool huh. I thought so, and lets face it. On this blog, that is all that really matters. Yeah, I went a little nuts with the links today. But that's what makes it fun.



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