…we’ve come a long way from this:
…to this…
…with a brief stop here…
…and to where we are today!
And how sweet it is!
(thanks to Ozh for a wonderful post – if you aren’t familiar with WordPress, head to his site for a history lesson!)
…we’ve come a long way from this:
…to this…
…with a brief stop here…
…and to where we are today!
And how sweet it is!
(thanks to Ozh for a wonderful post – if you aren’t familiar with WordPress, head to his site for a history lesson!)

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