♥ Does "size matter"...? And other *riveting* matters... ,-)

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Since I prefer to see BIG PICS in blogs I read, I want them BIG here in my blog.  I have changed Width Settings, to give me more "posting" space, and less "Background" space.

I'm on a big screen iMac, so it's fine here.  And it's fine, on other big screen Macs.  And probably fine, on big screen Pcs too.  But no one knows what our blog looks like, on any other blogger's computer.

ADDITION:

Sandra at "Mad Snapper" blog sezzzz/commented; "your blog look perfect on my 15 inch lap top and on my big screen desk top. fits perfect on either one."

 So I'm wondering, how-come some are having so much trouble? 

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I seem to be WAS in a "Magical-Forest-Setting" sort of a Blog Look Phase.  ,-)   Rather dark-all-over.  This makes viewing my photos, more difficult, for some...    I'll probably move on, "Out-Of-The-Forest" eventually, though. 

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Do you notice that your "My-Blog-Look" preferences change, over time.  Do you move from a darker look, to a lighter look?  Etc.?

Or perhaps, you don't change your Blog Look much, at all.  Which is a personal choice.

Or perhaps, you have a kind of a Theme, to your "Blog-Look"?  As in, always made up of soft colors?  Or always a version of  a "Mostly-White-Blog-Look"?  Or always a version of  a "Mostly-Bright-Blog-Colors"?

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I wonder why I like a dark blog ambiance, at times?  And then, why do I like a lighter blog ambiance, at times?  Why do I tend to tiny, soft, flowers for Background, sometimes...?   Why do I want to switch to a bright red/and/white/plaid Background, sometimes...?  :-)

Do you ever wonder about "The Why" of your own personal Blog Look Choice?????????

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"Uncle A.'s" Spider Plants from seed, are going marvelously.   We always used to have Spider Plant flowers.  Then we couldn't get them, in plants.  So he grew his own.  And he'll save the seeds, for next year.  :-)

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Next door, daugher-in-law's Daisies and Bee Balm are blossoming. 

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BOOKS!

"43 old Cemetery Road...  Over My Dead Body"  by Kate Klise.  Kids book, but so, so, so cute. 

"Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn...   NOT a kids book.   But it seems to be very popular now, so I thought I'd give it a chance.   At first, I was bored.  And I don't  really LIKE either of the main characters.  But then, I kept going...  And now.....  I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW IT ENDS!!!  :-)   So, that makes for a good read.  To me anyway.

Anyone else out there, reading this?  I don't want to discuss it yet, as I have a bit more to go.  Just, are any Dear Readers reading it or have read it???     

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Also next door, do you see *Bad Kitty*?  Why do I call her *Bad Kitty*?  Because she is brand new there, and has usurped *Lucky's* watching-spot in the porch window.  Grrrrrr.....

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Old "Lucky" is their FIRST cat.  "Uncle A." made a little triangular sitting-spot, for "Lucky" to watch-the-world-go-by.  Ding-dang *Bad Kitty* just walked in and took "Lucky's" sitting-spot over.    Grrrrrr....

You know how "Auntie" is incensed by what she perceives, as being UNFAIR!!!  Grrrrrrr....
,-) 

Wellllllllllllllllllllllll...  It IS unfair!  -pout-

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"...but for my own part, 

if a book is well written, 

I always find it too short."

~Jane Austen

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