It's been a year since Graham and I got married* ... and what a year it's been. We bought a house, managed lots of new and crazy, time-intensive projects at our respective jobs, went camping in the San Jan Islands, hosted like 40 people in our new digs, celebrated G's 30th birthday (robot-pirate-monkey-style) traveled all over the country for weddings and camp, etc., and just generally settled in to married life.Here's to many more wonderful (and we hope much less busy) years together!
*Have a peanut butter & jelly sandwich on us today.
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Hooray!
And you could celebrate by converting this blog to a legible background. Black text, white background -- crazy, I know.
But readers of this blog are, along with the Colorado Rockies, the most persecuted people in America.
Okay, so, is my blog really that hard to read? I want to be responsive to my persecuted readers, but I, personally, don't have any trouble reading my blog. I like the black background for its energy-saving qualities, and the purple and green are just, well, pretty together. How about a compromise? I would be willing to start using a sans-serif font. (Marnie says the disability community says they're more accessible...)
The green-on-black is very easy to read. The purple-on-black, not so much.
My word verification is: oobee. I like that.
Energy saving qualities? Is that true? Wow, even in your blog you can put the rest of us gas-guzzlers to shame.
I agree: purple on black a little hard to read. Yellow on black is better.
We're all getting old, it seems.
I used a lighter color of purple on my most recent post (about a beautiful fall day). Is that better? It seems a little brighter to me, but then again, I didn't have any trouble before, so ... I'm not sure I'm the best judge!
Oh, and yes, SJB, if you go to my first-ever blog post, you can click the blackle link to read about the energy-saving qualities of black screen.
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