The fonts that come with Blogger: I had the idea to do this from trying to improve my handwriting. It will never really look like hand script but it's fun to compare. I'm going to try using italic and italic in bold. Which one will look more like script? Courier is kind of faded for me and has large spaces between the words. Courier: Italic Italic Bold Helvetica: Italic Italic Bold This isn't bad but I still like Georgia the best. The next three fonts, Times and Trebuchet and Arial look the same to me. Times: Italic Italic Bold Trebuchet: Italic Italic Bold Arial: Italic Italic Bold (a little darker than the above two) Verdana Italic Italic Bold This seems to be the largest and easiest to read but not too much like script to me. Georgia: Italic Italic Bold I like the Georgia italic bold as close to script. It's large enou
The other day while browsing through the web, surfing for an interesting item, I came across this image of a beautiful woman. It's a French ad for cosmetics. I knew about how the radioactive element Radon was thought to be healthy at one time. But these images brought this misconception to life for me. The sad thing is how lighthearted some of these videos seem to take such a painful way to die.
Potato
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The math doesn't add up, but when has that ever stopped anyone from such
foolishness? See also: How to pick up a duck. (via reddit)
Send messages to ra...
‘You’re like a vitamin enriched Brian Blessed’
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I caught up with my sleep last night, and did so heavily,
But managed to catch up with *Sheffield Jane *on video before I crashed
It was *Roger *who eventu...
10 Little Known Facts about the Rubik’s Cube
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In a world dominated by digital entertainment, the Rubik’s Cube remains a
testament to the appeal of tactile puzzles. Created in 1974 by Ernő Rubik,
a Hu...
Rainbow Chard, it's so colourful
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"Rainbow chard (so colourful) kicks Swiss chard up a level in both looks
and flavour. Those in the know are aware that "rainbow chard" isn't an
actual va...
April- Amazing in 2024
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It pleases me to tell you that I consider the whole month of April as my
birthday month. Think about it, why not? If someone says to me, "Oh, I
can't...
The Odds Of Cousins Part one
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When i attended weddings recently ,something happened that stirred some
sore memories from my life in my native town as teenager.
As i mentioned i grew...
To Mt Barrow
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It's a long time since I have shown photos of Mt. Barrow not far from where
we live. It's about a 40 minute drive and 1413 meters above sea level.
Snow f...
What Was That?
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There is a perfect brown leaf blowing in front of you. Or maybe it is a
nice scrap of paper. Or an empty can. What is it? It could be a fairy.
You hear a...
bear with me...
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Yes, I'm still playing around with my new art supplies. I know... *boring*.
But I just need to share. You can choose not to continue. It's fine.
Here is m...
Light at the End of the Tunnel
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Following an assessment ten days ago, my mother's geriatrician has finally
agreed to sign a form stating that she no longer has the capacity to make
her ...
Chuckles and Chortles
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Happy Tuesday, friends! I hope you're all doing well. What's going on with
everyone? What's new in your world? Share in the comments. I'd like to hear
all ...
Time-Out
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Every now and again in life we come across a bump or hurdle. It can come in
our relationships, our finances or as in my case, health.
Right now I've been...