Change Wednesday June 14, 2006, 4 comments

Surely you’ve noticed the slight changes around here. It’s been a long time. Something had to be done. Subtle, for now, but necessary.

Bon appétit. Or something.

Comments

Jorge Wednesday June 14, 2006


Nice.
Looks crisp.

Thomas M. Wednesday June 14, 2006


while you’re at it .. I’m no longer and “expectant” father ;) ...

Otherwise, everything else looks hunkey dorey! :)

jules Thursday June 15, 2006


oh I love the new frog!!!

Well done!!!
(although, it’s a little disorienting angle from the frog’s perspective…)

chris Thursday June 15, 2006


mmmmm…. fresh frog legs.
~c

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