Lexical Learners
Sep. 26, 2005
Template Tweaking & Blog Entries
I've
been playing around with templates trying to choose one. I'm not happy
with how my posts (though sparse) have been looking. I don't like
how the quotes and hyperlinks are tiny, but don't know how to fix them.
In the meantime, I'm trying to make the fonts on the post uniform.
However, I'm done going back and to change the fonts on each post.
All that to say, please bear with any visually distracting aspects of my posts. Thanks!
I'll probably stick with this template for a bit because it's formatted
a bit differently (i.e., posts are on the right) to give my brain some
excercise.
I also have new post about home schooling on my other blog and a new post For Sports Fans at Intellectuelle.
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Sep. 26, 2005 - Can't see this post
 Posted by Khyraen
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I can't read this post because half of it is covered up. Also, I cannot post a comment to Lexical Light because it keeps suspecting I'm spam. Do you not take comments on that blog? I tried to tell you that I liked Walk the World's Rim because ds enjoyed it and started to talk like the characters. I cried reading that book though, so keep your tissues near by. :)
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Sep. 27, 2005 - Thanks for perservering, Khyraen
 Posted by texlex
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We're liking WWTR too. Found a great Easy book about De Vaca that was a nice compliment to it...cool pictures on it.
I do take comments on the Lexical Light blog and even allow anon. comments. Sorry it didn't work for you.
UGH! About the post being half covered on this one. I spent some time w/it last night and can't tonight. Hopefully it will self correct. (Wouldn't it be nice if lots of things did that?)
Thanks, again for going to the trouble to post a comment.
Hope all is well with you.
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Sep. 27, 2005 - Characters...
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Just reread your comment and noticed that you said ds started talking like the characters. That's funny. Then I remembered that my ds said, "Ay yi!" about something the other day. Don't you love the "familial" vocabulary of shared stories?
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