Only a little broken.

By marlyse | Published: Saturday, July 18, 2009

So far so good. For the most I am – http://www.marlyse.com – back up and running under the latest WordPress beauty.

A few plugins did not make the plunge, thus currently I’m missing the ASIDES, CATEGORIES and RELATED POSTS in the SIDEBAR but also the TRIBE section. Overall amazing though that a 4 year old theme still made it across this well.

I will not waste time to fix it as I’m creating again a new, personal theme and during the transformation some things will be modified, changed or rearranged or even get dropped completely.

To be honest, I’m not yet clear in the least bit on what I want to do. I know I did have ideas a few weeks ago but they seemed to have evaporated. Will figure out something, maybe black and somber or continuing with my light themes? Or a stuffed full of nicknacks. Will see. Maybe a good, grilled dinner will spark an idea.

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