New look

Sorry , but you know I had to copy your timing. My layout was looking boring too! So I've changed it, for the better I think. I liked the old layout, but the colors were odd and I didn't want to take the time fixing them manually.

And for those of you, namely , who follow my LJ and check daily for posts only to be bombarded by three weeks at once, I'm sincerely sorry. I can only be bothered to update sporadically. So foo on you!

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  1. flutyqt121March 31, 2006 at 2:05 AM

    Friends lists are for checking other people's journals whenever they update. So I'm not bombarded too bad.

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  2. flutyqt121March 31, 2006 at 4:10 AM

    Oh and after I actually came over for a visit, not just looking at you from my oh so pretty friend's page, this is a pretty nice layout too.

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