Georgia On My Mind

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Georgia.

 Did I mention I was going to try using a new font for my blog?
Yes. I am leaving verdana (sounds like a small fishing village in Italy or Spain) and I'm moving to Georgia.

 This is what Georgia looks like.
This is verdana looks like.

Too much of a change?

Hey. You know how many Richmonders it takes to change a lightbulb?
10. One to change it and nine to complain about how good the old lightbulb used to be.

I hope we can still meet here semi-regualarly.
I mean...after all..I'm just switching from a non-serif font to a serifed font.

 It's not like I went all

RAINBOW FONT

on you all.
Wow. That would be obnoxious! 
Pretty but obnoxious...kinda like Mary Hart.


Stay tuned.
I'm looking into a scratch-n-sniff blog.
Exciting-challenging days ahead!

 Until then, please click on the photo below and enjoy some more Georgia and maybe keep me on your mind when your looking for some light reading:



RAY CHARLES' GEORGIA



Just keeping it reel...in Georgia.
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