What I don't like is watching IE puke up all of my css even though Mozilla, Galeon, Safari, and Opera all like my handiwork just fine.

Boo to you, Internet Exploder. The W3C likes me at least.

I wish I had more training in the whole web design thing. I really enjoy it. I'm not very good at it (yet?), but I really, really enjoy it. Not so good with the whole "adding content" bit though (as evidenced by the whole recipes project which, yes, sucks in IE). In fact, I got back out of bed (I need to get some sleep!) because I was thinking about webpages and colour schemes and ways I've thought of today to add some fun new fonts to my webpages.

I am a secret font junkie. I have no idea what I'd do with them most of the time, but I saw this and immediately wanted it today. Too bad I'd have to pay for it, and I'm broke because of the Cuba trip and tuition bills. I wonder if I put it on my Christmas list, would someone buy it for me or just laugh at me for having it on there?

Anyway, never having bothered to go through with installing fun new fonts on my Linux machine, I have a new-found freedom with the iBook which I had never really thought about before today. Getting new fonts is dead easy! However, that still doesn't mean you could just stick it on a webpage as is. I imagine hardly anyone's browser knows what Karaoke Superstar is. Anyway, apparently getting these new fonts on the Mac means I can wrangle them into Gimp and make them into graphics which (with transparency) I can stick on my webpages. However, I had to download the new version of Gimp for the laptop (we had 1.something and it was awful compared to 2.something I have on my Linux machine). Anyhoo, adding the fonts seemed to work just fine, though I really have no idea how I did it, and now I can make fun little graphics like this for my webpages. Check out my newest soon-to-be never-finshed project (which, yes, I mostly ripped off from my little sister's wedding webpage. I can't draw, OK?).

Also: I added a ton of new photos. Four whole sets! I was more than a little behind. Somehow I always find time for photos eventually.