Back when I was a kid, I decided that days had color. If the house I lived in was yellow, Wednesday could be yellow, too. Using the non-logic of an 8-year-old, Thursdays were green in color. It wasn’t just a matter of wearing that particular color on that particular day. No, it was the same LSD-induced logic that suggested that colors have taste. Granted, this was the 60s… but I wasn’t getting any of the drugs!
I’ve experimented here with getting the picture to link with a larger version. It works fine on my end. Here’s a question, though… do you prefer the larger version to open in a new window/tab, or the same one?
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New window, so I can just close it to get back to your page and read the rest.
If you open in the same window, I have to click the back button which results in a delay (not bad with your site) of the browser reloading it.
Just my .02….
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Personally, I prefer a new tab, but I think if I used a “non tabbing” browser, I’d rather it was the same window.
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Different coloured days? Wow – do I have a Dr. Suess book for you! Cheers!
I am glad to know that I am not the only one who thinks that things like days have colors! I am validated! Oh, and I also believe that colors have flavors. I know green sure does. And orange. And brown. And ….
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@Margaret & @Sew Crazy… I preference, too, is opening in a new tab. I think that’s the way I’m going to go. Unless I forget.
@Canucklehead… and which Suess book would that be? I probably have it here someplace! LOL
@Michael… It could just be that we’re both weird, you know. Yes, green tastes like spearmint. Orange is orange, brown is cloves. Red is almost always cinnamon. Mmmmm, cinnamon.