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(Wo)Men at Work

In an effort to fix some page loading problems that readers are having, I, in my ignorance, I am attempting to do surgery on my blog. By myself. Again. Last time, this did not work. But in true do-it-myself fashion have faith that THIS time I can do it.

Do not fear, I have called a professional for help, but they are not responding fast enough to satifsy my ADD tendencies. So I am making sure that they will have their work cut out for them by the time they arrive to rescue me in my HTML-dumbness. I will be posting, but it might look a little different for a while. Kind of like Alice in Wonderland. Just a little less Wonder and a little more Land. But can I call you "Alice"? Just to make myself feel better?
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Unknown said…
No page loading problems here, it has always looks lovely!

Lovin' the coffee theme!
8/22/2007 2:40 PM
philippians112 said…
It looks great!!! And love the coffee theme, too!!
8/22/2007 3:01 PM
Anonymous said…
Oops ... I answered with Bob's blog site address ... lol!!
8/22/2007 3:02 PM
Anonymous said…
wow, two blog theme changes in one year....

I like the "bean theme"
8/23/2007 7:19 AM
PandaMom said…
Hey, I am proud of you for even attempting! I would have the first clue as to do even a minor surgery of this thing! ; )
8/23/2007 8:17 AM
Anonymous said…
Very nice! Much cleaner and easier to navigate than previous versions...
8/23/2007 8:57 AM
Melanie said…
Sometimes your blog loads a little slowly for me, but nothing too bad. I've noticed that mine is starting to do that too. It started after I added some links to some of the blogrolls that I've joined.
8/23/2007 6:49 PM
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