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Oh, the horror! What the $#*^*@! is that??? Keep it away! KEEP IT AWAY!!
These were a few of the colourful phrases heard upon the viewing of my very very first webpage. It was made from the Geocities Easy Pagebuilder. My work was to write in text and pick out the different bars and bullets. And the background and text colour. *Shudders* Neon yellow. Neon green. And it was about, the Lochness Monster. But we can blame that all on Schreiber. ("Where your brain can liquefy like ours!... JOIN US.. JOIN US")
Attempt #2 was a purple little number built at tripod that used theme sets from other sites. Also, this began my first use of Photoshop. Version 1.0 Oh, how terrible it was. That was taken down sometime after Gr. 10, but not quite before I developed taste.
Attempt #3 used another theme set. Of course, at this time I was all, "Wow. I am the master designer." Of course I wasn't, but I guess many people chose not to shatter that fragile illusion. This one was called Kilby's World as was the last one. Then, finally in the summer of 1999, EUREKA. TASTE!
The Silver Mist used all my own graphics. I was ultra proud. Not all of them were good, but hey, at least I didn't spring up my own design company and call it "THE GRAPHIX HUT" or something. This one was called Silver Mist, which was also my nickname for a long while. However, when an Art Project sprung up tho, and I had the chance to really and truly try at something good, I grabbed at it.
And spent the next 2 months at the computer, designing, erasing, building, deleting and rocking myself back and forth muttering, "There's no place like home =SPASM= There's no place.."
Finally, I had Oz This site was loosely based on the Wizard of Oz. I made Sarah dress up in a red and white gingham dress, hold my dog (whom she was allergic to) and pose. Brad says they look slightly pornographic. So I sold them to Penthouse for a few bucks. Sorry Sar.
Anyway, sadly, I got incredibly sick of that one and began converting my pita to a site. I called in Internerdia for lack of a better name, and it was atrociously pink. Then orange. Then pink. Then multicoloured, like some wonderful acid trip into Candyland. Sigh.
Finally, last week I said "Enough is Enough!" I must rid the world of this eyesore before all viewers blind themselves.
Thus was born Marshmallow Coffee (once again for lack of a better name). Hooray!
The End:)
