Fresh new look!
Or, really just a fresh new banner. I made it while sitting in the cafeteria of the airport. It consists of a few photos I took while in Mexico, with some horrible blending, and cliché drop shadow. Enjoy.
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Archive for December, 2006
Here I sit
In the Mexico City International Airport (I don’t think it’s actually called that) at 1:31am. I have 3.5 hours until the gates open and I can check-in. Lucky for me, there is plenty of coffee, and I have enough pesos left after changing 52$ to buy a couple more. Also I’ve got some oranges and bananas in case I get hungry. Sitting next to me, is a security guard. Actually hes sleeping. I hope hes getting paid. There seems to actually be several tables full of security guards. All sleeping. Looks like a killer job to me! Anyhow, I’m writing because I’m bored, and I can. I need to keep myself occupied to pass the time. If I sleep, I’m sure to miss my flight. Sure of it! This is how my luck works. However, I’m looking forward to sleeping away my time in LA. If it’s possible. Maybe I’ll opt for S(p)eedy Tim’s Plastic Surgery (financed, of course), to pass the time. Get that true Californian experience. Or perhaps I should release the bad feelings I have for Californians in general. It’s just that they come to Oregon… and live here. Tom McCall may have been a republican, but I can say he is one of the first republicans I’ve ever liked. He of course is dead, like all the good ones are. Not to say that the only good republican is a dead one, though I’ve probably said something to that effect in the past. He has said some things which I thoroughly enjoy. Let the quotations begin. Read the rest of this entry »
Perhaps you noticed
That for approximately three days, anytime my page was viewed with Internet Explorer, the sidebar was moved from its home on the side of my webpage, to the very bottom of the webpage. This is not a very effective location to have a sidebar. Especially one serving advertisements. I found this to have something to do with the way my Google Search was coded. I have for the time removed it, and will not replace it until I can come up with a way to make it work universally. Anybody who cares to take a look at my code, and give advice is certainly welcome.
