Virtual House Cleaning

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[I put that heading there just in case I mess up the site! ]

I am in the middle of some needed house cleaning, so please pardon the mess. Hopefully none of the downloads and such will be affected.

Basically, I am going to clean up the side bars. They look too cluttered to me! I also want to put my downloads separate from my more journalish posts. I might give them their own pages.

This will be a little work on my part, but I enjoy this type of cleaning…no dust to make me sneeze!

I am going to keep the rabbits because I have always liked rabbits and especially Peter Rabbit! I even had Peter Rabbit as crib bedding for my son! Too cute!

Okay, I am off to clean!

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