Don't Panic

It's just a facelift. I was tired of the orange and green swirly background. I'm not sure I like this one but it's gonna have to do until I find something more suitable.

Sorry.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Sorry but this new backgound is not agreeing with my karma but will try and stick it out until it changes for the better
February 22, 2012 at 12:30 PM
Anonymous said…
I'm not trying to be anonymous but its the only way I could get my message to work - My name is Joe and I'm considering Trucking as a profession and have enjoyed and learned from reading your blog. After much research I'm also leaning towards Schneider so I hope your return is rewarding!
February 22, 2012 at 2:14 PM
Belledog said…
Even this is preferable to the orange and green swirls. Felt like I was stuck in Brady Bunch era! Fondue for dinner; keep it off the shag carpeting and your bellbottoms.

I liked your blog-look of about 2 years ago, with Salena's photos and just before.

Am sure you will come up with something fresh and good.

Cheers.
February 23, 2012 at 7:50 AM
The Daily Rant said…
I like this - I was getting tired of the orange and green too - it was very busy. But I happen to like simple, not busy.

But really, I guess it doesn't matter too much what it looks like because I come here for your writing. Which is great no matter what the background. (But I really was tired of the green and orange....please don't go back to that. LOL)
February 23, 2012 at 11:23 PM
Angela said…
I like this one too and I am pretty sure I'm gonna keep it for a while. With spring on the verge of busting forth and all, it seems appropriate.

Plus, the orange and green was getting to me too.

Belle, I liked the simplicity of the blog's look before as well. But I don't typically do the same thing twice :)

And I truly hope that those of you who don't like it can get over it. :) I don't know how it could affect your "karma" but if you say so.....
February 24, 2012 at 10:00 AM
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