Sprucing Up The Place
Now that I posting more regularly, I decided to personalize my page with some more personally meaningful pictures. At the top of the page, you now have the choice between two CSS styles that I affectionately call "Brownie" and "Tahoe."
"Brownie" (the purple box labeled CSS above) is adorned with a picture that I took from the house's rear window in May of 2006. It features my next door neighbor's horse (who I call "Brownie" due to his chestnut coloration) strolling around his pasture. Horses are very common in El Dorado County where I live. Brownie is a pretty good horse to me (as neighbor horses go) but the sworn enemy of both of my labrador retrievers (Zeke and Louie). About once a week, I have to mediate a border war between them when Brownie decides to poke his neck over my fence in search of delectables. It usually takes about 15 minutes to get the barking and whinying to subside.
"Tahoe" (the orange box labeled CSS above) is decorated with a picture I took in June of 2006 at Sly Park in Pollock Pines, California, a short drive from my house. It looks east northeast towards South Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada. Yes, the Sierras still had snow on them in June of this year. In fact, Lake Tahoe already has snow now too. Sly Park is one of my favorite haunts for its crystal clear lake and abundant mountain biking trails.
In case you are wondering, the last button at the right on the top of the header (labeled XML) is my RSS feed.
"Brownie" (the purple box labeled CSS above) is adorned with a picture that I took from the house's rear window in May of 2006. It features my next door neighbor's horse (who I call "Brownie" due to his chestnut coloration) strolling around his pasture. Horses are very common in El Dorado County where I live. Brownie is a pretty good horse to me (as neighbor horses go) but the sworn enemy of both of my labrador retrievers (Zeke and Louie). About once a week, I have to mediate a border war between them when Brownie decides to poke his neck over my fence in search of delectables. It usually takes about 15 minutes to get the barking and whinying to subside.
"Tahoe" (the orange box labeled CSS above) is decorated with a picture I took in June of 2006 at Sly Park in Pollock Pines, California, a short drive from my house. It looks east northeast towards South Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada. Yes, the Sierras still had snow on them in June of this year. In fact, Lake Tahoe already has snow now too. Sly Park is one of my favorite haunts for its crystal clear lake and abundant mountain biking trails.
In case you are wondering, the last button at the right on the top of the header (labeled XML) is my RSS feed.
