2) I wish that I could be semi retired! I full time work, go to school full time, and also teach a class online. In other words—I am a very active person.

3) Hmm, if I had to name something that I really dislike it would have to simple be people being rude or bullying to others.

4) Love crisp, cold morning walks

5) Unlike Trevor, I absolutely love the computer and the Internet. I was late to learn how to use the computer but now I am constantly on it doing research, communicating with friends and family, etc.

6) Never having been over seas before, I would love to be able to spend time in another country teaching for anywhere from 5 weeks to a few years.

7) I am definitely going to have to devote some time on learning how to set up my site!

1. I started creating webpages and published a UK Internet Directory in 1996-7. I started blogging (with Blogger) last year and have recently created two new experimental blogs in Wordpress.com using MistyLook because I found it adapted on the Albert Strange Association website and have found it the most suitable for my purpose, though I have wondered about 3 columns.
2. I avoid Graphics as much as possible (only moving to Broadband very recently) and like to do everything in html as far as possible, following the principles of Tim Berners-Lee! For me, the net is about information and communication, not entertainment and pretty pictures. I did a little CSS some years ago and edited a script just recently but haven’t really got my head round it as I’m not really technical.
3. I’m not really working at present (semi-retired) and I’m not sure about pasting links in here so you can find what I’m up to and all the blogs and sites referred to through the above homepage.
4. I can’t sing and can’t read Tamil, though I can manage Hindi at a pinch having spent a couple of lovely years in India including Tamil Nadu, so will have a look at your Tamil site soon.
5. I did two-thirds of a computing degree about 7 years ago and still love the internet and hate computers. I’m using a PC just now but 95% of the time I’m on a Mac and MistyLook and just about everything else look sooo much better on a Mac (is decent anti-aliasing really beyond Microsoft and PC hardware?). Blogging reminds me of my early days on the net with IRC. It’s so great to communicate rather than turning the net into some kind of inferior TV. Blogger seems easier but less adaptable than WordPress on which I have to edit code a lot more.
6. It’s a shame if people steal MistyLook or fail to acknowledge an author but I would like to be able at some point to move to Wordpress.org and maybe adapt the theme.
7. I’d like to visit India again too (not since 1980) but I came here today with a technical query! If you have a lot of tabs in MistyLook, it requires a lot of ingenuity to get them to wrap below the search box on wordpress.com and this only appears to work in Firefox (on a Mac). In Safari, or IE on a PC the wrapping fails and at least one tab gets hidden behind the search box. Is there a cure?! Thanks for reading through this if you did!