Temperatures have been warmer than normal here for the last week or so. The low this morning at the Boggy Thicket was 69°, and we have blooms opening on several of our azaleas – opening at least two months ahead of schedule.
Evidence of Global Warming?
Maybe – But tell that to those from the upper Midwest to New England who have been experiencing record lows over the same period.
On a totally unrelated subject:
You may have noticed that I have switched fonts on my blog. The default font in Windows Live Writer, which I use most of the time is Georgia 10pt, which is much too small. I had been using 12pt, but accidentally posted in Georgia 14pt last Thursday, and I was amazed how much better it looked.
It really doesn’t make all that much difference as I’m writing, but when posted to my blog, the difference for the on-line reader is huge. The text is not only slightly larger, for some reason it appears much darker, almost as if I had selected bold face.
Scroll back and compare Thursday’s post with last Wednesday’s, and I think you’ll agree that it is much easier on the eye.
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