I love the colours! But the pictures don't seem to match up in size. It's nice, but I think it would be nicer if the pictures were all the same size. Nice pictures, by the way. I LOVE the one of Elinor reading. :-)
Keep on practicing with your headers - you'll get the perfect one. :-D
Thank you so much for your input, Naomi! It's really helpful, especially since you are the expert on headers;) I've tried making them on Microsoft, using your tutorial, but for some reason the pictures refuse to actually get onto the base shape...ah, well. Try, try again!:D
I tend to agree with Naomi about the sizing issue...but otherwise it's beautiful!!! The pictures you chose are lovely and I ADORE that quote! What is it from? I've never tried using Microsoft, but I use Picmonkey ( a free website) and that works quite well for me. Just thought I'd mention it. :)
I love your new look,especially the colors and the picture of the piano! I really like the quote from the Philadelphia Story. That was one of my favorite scenes. :)
Thanks! I know, I loved that piano picture! Finally, someone else has seen The Philadelphia Story! I love that movie so. Hahaha, yes, that scene is absolutely gold :D
First things first: I changed my blog look! March 1st is the first day of spring to me, and "I will brook no argument." So that means, for me, that SPRING HAS BEGUN!!! Obviously, I can't keep a winter blog look if I think it's spring , now, can I? ;) What do you all think of it? I'm pretty happy with it, though I may change the sidebar back to the right-hand side, and I might change my profile picture. And now, the post. ///// Captain America: Civil War (2016) First of all, it probably would have been better if I had seen Avengers: Age of Ultron before watching this, but no matter. My brother was able to fill in the gaps for me. This one excited many mixed feelings in me. basically I'm holding off on sharing my thoughts about most of the characters until I can get caught up on the rest of the Marvel movies (I've watched several but am quite behind on some others), but for now: I don't know whose "te
I think you all know this, but I am a rather big Ivanhoe fan. I read the book for the first time a number of months ago and absolutely fell in love. Well, now that I loved the book, I must needs try out the film adaptations, mustn't I? My first preference would have been for the 1982 version starring Anthony Andrews and Olivia Hussey, as I'd seen clips of that and they looked decent. Unfortunately, however, my library system doesn't have it, and neither does YouTube or Netflix or other such commodities:( Thus, I had to content myself with first seeing the 1997 miniseries version, which I just finished yesterday. Here are my thoughts;) Opening scene: Why is it starting with Ivanhoe being flogged? This makes little sense. *sigh* Overall…I'm torn. Certain things were done extremely well, and some were done…not so well. The main problem, put succinctly, is that it kept making me have this reaction so many times: Seriously, though. I mean, I loved t
First off, this part was the CUTEST. THING. EVER. *takes deep, shuddery breath* Okay, peoples. I'm going to try my very best to get through this review. It'll be hard. Because what even is this. For starters, let me say that I have only watched the first season of the BBC Robin Hood . This is because the show is going off Netflix on February 9th *sniffle*, so I knew there was no way I'd be able to squeeze watched 26 episodes of a very feelsy show into a mere couple of weeks. So I've watched the first season and will leave it at that until I can find some other way to watch the rest. It was also because I know That Which Happens At The End Of Season Two, and I was so not about to put myself through that when there was a danger of not being able to watch the third season. There is a possibility that I might just skip the second season and watch the third, even though that would mean missing so much of Djaq and Will and even though I've he
I love the colours! But the pictures don't seem to match up in size. It's nice, but I think it would be nicer if the pictures were all the same size. Nice pictures, by the way. I LOVE the one of Elinor reading. :-)
ReplyDeleteKeep on practicing with your headers - you'll get the perfect one. :-D
~ Naomi
Thank you so much for your input, Naomi! It's really helpful, especially since you are the expert on headers;) I've tried making them on Microsoft, using your tutorial, but for some reason the pictures refuse to actually get onto the base shape...ah, well. Try, try again!:D
DeleteI tend to agree with Naomi about the sizing issue...but otherwise it's beautiful!!! The pictures you chose are lovely and I ADORE that quote! What is it from?
DeleteI've never tried using Microsoft, but I use Picmonkey ( a free website) and that works quite well for me. Just thought I'd mention it. :)
Thanks, Natalie! I think I'm going to experiment with matching the sizes, but it may take awhile to get around to it:D
DeleteIsn't that quote cool?!?! It's from the original book "The Princess Bride" (which, by the by, is amazing).
Yup, I've tried Microsoft, but usually I revert back to Picmonkey. Isn't it a great site? I love all the options:)
Haha. Well, I like it! There's a picture of Matthew Goode on the header; definitely Emma-approved. ;-)
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Haha, thanks, Emma:D
DeleteYou know Emma Approved? I ADORE that Web Series!!!!!!!
DeleteIt's just amazing!!!!! xD
DeleteI like Elinor reading! I hate change though! Too much change!!!!!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lois! Haha, oh, dear. I'm sorry! I'll try to restrain myself;)
DeleteI think it looks really cool. Love the Leap Year shot. And the colors really seem to work very nicely. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laura! I know, Leap Year forever <3
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ReplyDeleteLove the new blog look!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bailey!:D
DeleteVey nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cho
DeleteOops! Thanks, Chloe!:) (Hit the publish button too soon.)
DeleteI think it's lovely Olivia!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Abigail!:)
DeleteI love your new look,especially the colors and the picture of the piano!
ReplyDeleteI really like the quote from the Philadelphia Story. That was one of my favorite scenes. :)
Thanks! I know, I loved that piano picture!
DeleteFinally, someone else has seen The Philadelphia Story! I love that movie so. Hahaha, yes, that scene is absolutely gold :D
It looks lovely as always! I don't mind the frequent changes...it stirs things up a bit!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Paperdollmom!:)
Deleteit's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Brittany!:D
DeleteOoooooooooh pretty!!! I'm designing one too! I LOVED the cinderella one though xD
ReplyDeleteThanks, Evie! Ooh, can't wait to see your new one! Yeah, I might reuse the Cinderella one, we'll have to see:)
DeleteWait a minute IS THAT LIESL?!?!?!