I'm changing my website design. This means I'm changing the "DNS nameserver" and making another hosting transfer. The place I'm with, however nice and courteous, has waaaay too many bells and whistles than I need. I think it's meant for large scale operations with many computers, and many pages that sell things and answer questions and require technical support. It's alos on the pricey side.

This little dirtyolive doesn't need all that much zippity-do-da.

I'm a simple gal. I'm changing to movable type and I'm moving everything over to tartgraphics. If anyone wants a great person to deal with - understanding, cool, human and an all around geek genius - go there.
I'm glad to be done with Yahoo! (or "Yahell" as she put it) and I'm excited about the new look.

I'll appreciate any feedback you have about the design. I've already emailed it to a small amount of people. They were all helpful comments, thank-you. That said, I haven't changed much. It might not scream "family blog", but I want to live with it for awhile before I tone it down - if I even do.
Nevertheless, I am still open to the comments.

So, I'm off to find that little "DNS nameserver" area. I've been travelling around in a panic looking for this little hosting thing. I actually have a trail of changes to follow just to figure out just who in the hell hosts this site.
Those who are anywhere near computer orientated, beyond my hack style of trial and error, are probably shaking their heads in disbelief right now. (Perhaps I should introduce you to the other people who have some sense of correct grammar and spelling.)

Hey! Who said web bloggers have to know what they are doing? My God, look at all the user friendly blogging programs out there!
I get the necessary done, that's my motto. If I figured out a way to hack into my ex-boyfriend's email in university, I can teach myself how to code an extremely simple webpage.

What more does this girl need, really?