20080931-Too Small

Long ago, when we three paid a visit to Lola, we noticed that Lola wasn’t eating well. I suggested that the family members eat along with her. This suggestion worked when the homeowners reported that she was eating well. Lola appeared to be very healthy.

When returned another time, we noticed that Lola wasn’t supporting herself well while walking. I suggested that she get a wheelchair, which the SSN should cover.

This is what I heard and witnessed.

Scene one: In a VERY loud voice and obviously annoyed response to the three of us (and perhaps our presence, too) and with her outstretched arms to demonstrate to us the narrow distance between the sofa to her right and the China cabinet to her left, Auntie Malouse said:

There’s NO space! The wheelchair won’t fit in our house!

Bastos bloodlines!

20090831-Clamping Shoulders

To cuz Marianne: Your Paw is nasty. Long ago, when we three were at your second home, this is what I witnessed and heard while in the kitchen counter area. As mentioned in my previous blog entries, I will NOT forget your mistreatment to in-laws!

Scene one: Maw was to my left and talking with your Maw in front of her.

In-law Bella: Ate Angel! I want to visit your house one day.

In-law Angel: Sure! You are welcome anytime! Our doors are open to kin folks.

Scene two: Uncle Dead came from behind the left side of his wife. He clawed both the shoulders of his wife, Bella with both his hands. And in a low tone of voice that was loud enough for the three of us to hear, he leaned over and spoke into his wife’s right ear.

You can go there yourself.

Bastos bloodlines!

Maw was to my left, you Maw was in front of her. And

20090831-Tweaking Again

Well, I’m still using the `Dusk` theme for `free` here at WordPress.com. But I’ve narrowed down the widgets, three of which are old `text widgets`:

  • Main menu of seven parent pages and one front/home page.
  • Categories now shown horizontally in one row instead of one column of four lines.
  • Useful links of eight internal sources.

The other four widgets are `default`:

  • Search box form.
  • Flickr widget for `orgone and orgonite`.
  • Blog stats to keep track of how many visits made (including my tests).
  • Askimet to keep track of how many spams blocked.

20090830-Widgets Won’t

I’ve discovered that `text widgets` don’t work on my Internet Explorer browser when hard coding with `< ul >` and `< li >`. Some of the widgets end up on the bottom and near the footer!

As a result, I’ve removed the unlisted and listed codes from the `text widgets` of the sidebar and merely clicked on the `Automatically add paragraphs.`

So the point is to use as much of the `default widgets` provided by WordPress.com and less of the `text widgets`. It’s really annoying to hard code stuff that is readily available by the weblog host.