So I'm sick of how my webpages look. I have dreams of putting together at least one groovy design element that would somehow tie the site all together, rather than having each page represent a different year of this site's existence.

Yikes. I just realized that I've had webpages online since 1993. Well, I've been saying 1993 forever. But I just paused long enough to actually, you know, Do The Math. That's 8 years! Eek. And before that I had a page up on a gopher site (really!).

Anyway. I'm rambling just to point out the fact that I put together a new front page for windowseat.org. I like it (for now). It makes me happy. Of course it looks nothing like the rest of the site, but hey.

Maybe I'll make the rest of the site look like it. Or maybe I won't. This is a patchwork website, that's for sure. If I weren't so busy providing content . . . Like today's deep edition of the TV Picks where all I could think to say ('cuz I'm short on sleep) is "Woohoo!" and "Yay!" and such. Insightful criticisms R Us.

If I weren't busy doing that, maybe I could learn how to use style sheets. And how to put together some cooler graphics. Etc. Oh, well.

(Forget what the old main page looked like already? Here it is in all it's . . . subtlety).

I think I might still have a gopher page out there somewhere.

That reminds me of when I was stranded in Wyoming in 1994, and the only ISP I could find was Delphi. I had to use an HTML-to-Gopher gateway which turned all web pages into gopher-style. Then they added Lynx!