Pop, pop, pop.
No, I don't really have much to say.
Yeah, I know what I'm doing. And I'm writing about it. Right. Write.
So did you know!
Well, I have to express some reservations regarding my last entry. While Safari is a very nice browser, alas, it too has its faults. It has issues with rendering some pages (and with remembering my mom's magazine subscription). While it's nice to be able to visit the New York Times without crashing the browser and to be able to use JavaScript navigation menus, some of the new bugs are almost as irritating. Hopefully the people at Apple will figure this out soon.
Good news: Apple's Safari browser now supports tabs! No more crazy Camino crashes!
So if you shell out the fee for Blogger Pro, you can get access to a Mozilla-compatible site. It's not available to non-paying customers. That's just not fair.
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Mr. Wolfowitz's theme at the Senate hearing, which could be rendered in short as "Iraq for the Iraqis," was not new. But the deputy secretary's comments were significant in view of the Bush administration's lingering dissatisfaction with the United Nations and its apparent failure, at least in President Bush's view, to rise much beyond the level of an international debating society.
I will take advantage of my prerogative as the proprietor of this diary to razzle-dazzle you with an entry about colors.
I have a great desire not to use Blogger anymore. That's not to say I have any particular desire to go back to updating manually. However, since Blogger simply will not work normally in any browser other than Internet Explorer (which I abhor), it's still a pain to update my site. I want a program that is both convenient and works! Is that so hard?