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What happened to the background? Is it gone? Or is it just my computer? I kinda liked the books there. It was like we were having conversation in a private library.
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Sorry, didn't ask you first again! Playing with the look and feel.
ReplyDeleteThe new look (for now) has leaves falling - it made me think of Autumn, which is where we are in this part of the world (as our Aussie friends are moving into Spring and Summer!).
ReplyDeleteSmart aleck. ;-P
ReplyDeleteIt must be my computer because I don't see any leaves either. It is just plain white on your site.
Well, if your resolution is not set high enough, then you may not see the leaves and the orange-ish sides.
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