Off to the right there, you’ll see that I’ve chosen to do my blogroll in the form of little buttons for each blog. There used to be a few buttons, and now there are a million.
Does it take my page forever to load because of them? My image editing software died on me (long story), it costs way too much right now to get a new version, and I stubbornly refuse to use anything else. Old dog/new tricks and all that.
So tell me what you think of the buttons. If ya’ll like them, I’ll figure out a way to make them. If you think they’re goofy, I’ll probably go back to using text links for the blogroll.
I am Gina. I have been an Intensive Care nurse for 14 years. This blog is about my experiences as a nurse, and the experiences of others in the healthcare system - patients, nurses, doctors, paramedics. We all have stories!
Comments
I’d be willing to bet Askimet would do new buttons very easily.
added by GruntDoc on 08.07.07 6:45 pm | Permalink
I’ve always been very jealous of your buttons.
added by Bobby on 08.08.07 1:28 am | Permalink
One of the biggest thrills I have ever received in blogging, that I remember like yesterday, was finding out I had my own button on CodeBlog…
So I vote for keeping them, even if it is for purely selfish, sentimental reasons
added by disappearingjohn on 08.11.07 4:46 pm | Permalink
I thought I had “arrived” when I got a button on this site! Keep the buttons for historical purposes and because I have good memories of them! LOL!
added by Kim on 08.21.07 2:46 pm | Permalink
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