I looked at many different backgrounds and templates and could not decide which one to choose, so I decided to make my own.
Okay, I know, it is not nearly professional but I am proud of it because for a "technology" impaired person born before 1970 I think I did well. I figured it all out on my own.
Now Massey does not have to come and lay down on my keyboard to make sure I notice him, he is permantly on my screen... just hope he will understand, and agree with my reasoning.
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I love that picture of Massey!
Definition of "laptop:"
Where the kitty sits!
Have a great day!
Yes, a super study of your moggy.
Looks like a picture of a cat having a 'paws for thought'.
I think your template is very nice and clean-looking which makes for easy reading! People are forever cluttering up their pages and it can be distracting. Massey is gorgeous!
This is a cool banner... good job!
Firstly a message from Massey: "Thank you all for recognising my handsomeness, you are so kind and so truthful".
Okay now that is out of the way. Thanks from me also for all your kind comments and especially to the Friendly Neighbourhood IT Support. I am certainly making a backup of both. With me let loose on the computer I can never be too carefull.
i have one of these!
http://tearinguphouses.blogspot.com/2009/08/its-like-channel-surfing.html
Thank you once again for leaving such lovely comments on my blog. Doris the Great really came out of a desperate need to convince myself that I really could "do it" on my own -- with God's help, of course! (And mostly I can!)
We too have cranberry bogs here; I just passed one today. I've never harvested cranberries; but I believe they flood the fields, they float to the top, and they are raked into containers to be washed. They're very resiliant (and delicious!)
Hi Sandy, I read up on cranberries today and it is quite fascinating. You only find them in the northernmost parts of the world and the harvesting has become quite sofisticated with harvesters designed specially to stip the berries from the vines once the fields are submerged. Hopefully now I know something that Hubby and my three children do not know (a constant battle amongst us).
What a handsome kit-ton you have! I miss my cats...
I'm also so sorry you accidentally wiped out your blog!!! OH CRAP!!
I have often wondered what would happen if I lost all my blogging?? I wish there was a way to save it somehow...
Hi Donna B. Welcome to my blog. What happened to your cats? I love cats and Massey is kind of special to me. His story is told in my post A Cat in the Bag, if you are interested.
Argent (you should visit her blog, she is a really good writer) posted a way to save your blog to your hard drive in the comments on my previous blog.
dear human...i was on my way skimming through your blog, looking for a post that i particularly liked last night and then i come to this cute picture of your kitty and bernie, sitting beside me, sees massey and wants to read all about him!
now i guess i will have to read the story "a cat in the bag"..ha!
I have not had time to get to know all your "family" yet Terry, so please tell, who is Bernie. I am surprised that Massey is not in all my posts as he plays such a big part in my everyday life.
ha!..bernie is my husband and if i let him, he would have a dozen cats!
we live in a little house in the city so that would not be very practicable
i just got up for a drink and it is 2:30 in the morning....bernie and his cat, "shopping news" are sawing logs!!
your day is just starting in south africa.
i will see you later......love terry of south ontario...
Hi Terry, thank you for visiting. A very sad thing has happened in the meantime. Massey has gone missing. I will write about it in a late post, at present I cannot bear to write about him.
dear human kind...i am praying RIGHT now!...love terry
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