My post “Hell hath no fury” is the end result of numerous changes to an earlier post variously entitled “Enraged,” “Apoplectic,” “Infuriated” and perhaps several others. It was originally published on June 24, the day the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and I struggled for several days to adequately express my intense feelings. Hence … Continue reading An explanation
Sorry, folks. Yesterday’s theme, Twenty Twenty-One, was just a flash in the pan after all and here I am back with Resonar. The light/dark thing was pretty cool, but there were some things I didn’t like. For one, I hadn’t noticed before I changed that the date came at the end of the post, not … Continue reading Well, that didn’t last very long
I needn’t confess because if you’ve been here before, it’s obvious. I succumbed to temptation, boredom, and a persistent creative itch and installed a new theme. Again. For any confusion I’ve created for you, I apologize. But the chance to have a dark theme — optional at that — finally wore me down. I was … Continue reading What you see is what I got
After some weeks of contemplation, I’ve decided to change themes. It’s a huge decision this time, because there will be no going back. Beacon, the theme you’ve been seeing for a number of years, has been retired by WordPress. If I change my mind about the new one, there will be lots of others to … Continue reading Fair warning
I don’t know how many of my readers are WordPress bloggers, but those who are will probably understand. This afternoon I was previewing a bunch of new blog themes and accidentally activated one of them. Yikes! I flipped back and forth between several views, just to be sure. And there was no doubt. The theme … Continue reading Oops, I did it again
I’ve been playing with this blog behind the scenes (or I hope it was behind the scenes) and somehow deleted the comments on my previous post about the bear cub. My apologies; it was entirely unintentional. I value every one of your comments and would not deliberately delete your remarks. Maybe WordPress can help. We’ll … Continue reading Mea culpa, readers
