Want a Blog Designer? Actually no. YOU NEED ONE.
Truth be told, You need A Great Designer.
Seriously. A blog is your brand and your style. They say first impressions last, so your blog template, design and how it looks certainly creates a very big impression to entice future readers.
You may blab about important matters, discuss pertinent issues yet if your blog design is common or hurtful to the eyes then I sincerely doubt whether you will be attracting any visitors.
I am addicted to blog designers and their giveaways. I did that a long time ago. I pretty much stalked the pretty designs of blogs. I know for a fact that my writing is of little interest to anyone so I try to make them stay a few seconds longer than the usual clicks I get, both from adgitize and entrecard.
Currently, I am hoping for opportunities and reviving my earning money online options so I could pay for a great blog design from a great blog designer that I have been hoping for...for some time now.
Kaye's design is prevalent and famous around the world wide web. Marce's Club's templates are somethings that will make you turn green with envy because of the impact they create. It totally looks professionally done and it truly is. There isn't any error in coding not that I know but I haven't been misdirected to any links so it certainly must be done right.
When done by a professional, a blog template will invite its readers to be back. The blog will be marked in the mind of the reader because it is done well. Besides the coding which I am pretty sure is a difficult thing to do. Believe me, I know... I think I've tweaked my blog a hundred to five hundred times with me just getting frustrated. One of the most difficult things designers must face is thinking of the graphics that go well with the blog. Do you know how much a subscription costs to those stock photo stuff? Pricey.. for someone like me.
So you have to be realistic in facing the fact that to get a real professional blog design, you have to know its worth and in the long run, it is pretty much worth it because the design of your blog is yours and yours alone. No one else will have that look. So, I think a blog with a great design, no matter what the cost, is actually priceless.
Sat9: Make Me Say it Again, Girl.
1. Do you feel that you need to keep repeating yourself when talking to a particular person?
My kids. You repeat it, till they get it!
2. It's July. Do you have anything special planned?
My daughter's 4th Birthday, her grandma is doing the planning.
3. Who is your big celebrity crush?
Jackson Rathbone, Jasper Hale of Twilight Saga and Sokka of Last Airbender
4. Tell us about a local restaurant you are sure we'd love.
Local? In our city? Hmm... that would only be Kevin's. Their pancit is a must try. They make great pancit palabok and pancit guisado.
5. Tell us about the shyest person that you deal with regularly.
My daughter. I repeat introductions and you have to play with her or catch her attention so you can be friends with her
6. What is your vision of heaven and hell?
My vision of Heaven and Hell would be that in What Dreams May Come. You make your own heaven, hell is its tortured version.
7. What is your neighborhood like?
Mostly commercial buildings less residential. Neighbors have businesses in front of their homes.
8. What's your favorite cook-out food?
Smores.
9. When was the last time that you saw fireworks?
New Year, personally. Thru the television tube: Our New President's Inauguration.
Harvesting Bangus
I couldn't resist taking the photos of these. My daughter was screaming at my ear the whole time when she saw hundreds of bangus (milkfish) jumping out of the pond as they were trying to evade the net that would capture them.
Hubby and the driver explained to us, that most fishermen are already harvesting their bangus or milkfish because of the fishkill that happened in Alaminos and Sual.
What is fishkill?
A large amount of fish dying due to the extreme change in temperature. An example situation would be when it's so hot in the morning or at noon, and suddenly it rains causing an extreme drop in temperature. Often, this would result to fishkill,
They cast the net wide and big. Then slowly they try to enclose the net. The net is held by at least 20 guys and they try to move closer to each other. As it happens, you get to see hundreds of fish jumping and jumping, trying to get out of the net. We saw some that evaded the net which were caught by little kids holding basins.
Our driver tells us that it is even more beautiful when seen at night, since you can see the scales of the milkfish glitter and sparkle at night.
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