I would formally, and officially like to state for the record. I think google and it’s verification system can stick the entire concept straight up their arse. What ever happened to putting a simple little code in a sidebar for this sort of action? 

That would be my edited version of the last 2 hours of techie hell. The thing is, if your blog is new, and the title pages aren’t set for permalink, and you don’t know how to set shit up for permalink……

Actually, I digress, not one word of permalink is ever mentioned on the minuscule instructions given. Plus the fact no one on the help site(s) mention ‘permalink’ through the twenty forums, plus Youtube, I visited in pure unadulterated HTML desperation. (that is, until the last one that got me to my blazing glory here) Basically, a person is just screwed if they don’t speak the foreign language of webmaster.

The worst part, the piece to this pie that makes me want to upchuck in typography. (Yes, I know that damn word and meaning) Is the fact that it was so undeniably, sinfully, SIMPLE to do once I had ahold of a potential solution.  So simple it’s disgusting.

I’m just thankful I didn’t put my fist into the face of the geek squad on Youtube that certainly wasn’t helping my cause. My poor laptop survives again. Now, I’m leaving that title post up, to remind me why I hate playing with HTML anything.

And to signify……….VICTORY. I am the Master of my teenie, tiny, domain space.

Take that geek Fu*#*!!S

This is a test. Should this have been a real entry, something worthy of reading would have been entered. However, since I am simply testing this wordpress theme, this is just space wasting.

Although one would think they might like an style based on visual aspects alone, I know better. Like a good pair of shoes, one must try on several pairs before discovering a good fit.

And of course, temporary testing of those shoes does not guarantee a good fit. One can get home and a week later discover blisters of enormous magnitude on the back of their heels. A person will sigh, mourn the loss of a pretty shoe, and toss those shoes into the back of the closet…. never to be worn again despite the time and effort that went into finding them, trying them, purchasing them and bringing them home.

A journal theme is remarkably similiar……………