Comments on: What happens when you have 1001 things to say!

By: Sarah

Sarah — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 10:18:26 +0000

I am in awe of your design layout as it is and forever ‘wowing’ over your photographs. I would love to spend some time tinkering on the design of our blog, but never get round to it. Sorry I haven’t dropped by in a few weeks – but I have been thinking of you – especially when we drove through your ‘neck of the woods’ over the weekend. Having a really special time with my folks over here, but will be checking in to catch up more on your posts when time allows.

By: Ruta M

Ruta M — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 10:06:59 +0000

I’m with your Dad. But I do have to say that your blog does look very professional, it must take a lot of time to set it up. With our broadband being so slow that it’s on the verge of not being viable it takes long enough for me to throw up some photos and add a bit of text. 1001 is a serious amount of posts, have you thought about printing them off into a hard copy record? I did press the print button once at work and got an embarrasing amount of pages but I understand there are sites that will format them properly. I’m still working on my plan of making a photo book of my favourite photos from last year simply for my own enjoyment.
Here’s looking forward to the next 1001!

By: Avalon

Avalon — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 07:03:49 +0000

The thought of even better photos on here! They are wonderful to start with 🙂

And well done on 1001 posts – thast one amazing number. Im beginningto think that tinkering with blogs is just part of the process – I know I cant quite help myself sometimes. I find interesting widgets and just cant wait to see what it looks like.

By: Dad

Dad — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 06:42:33 +0000

Blog is fine don’t make changes for the sake of change. Remember your readers get used to the layout (or shall I say personally ones of an older disposition).