tuesday!

[seperis]

The problem with learning and re-learning as you go with, oh, div commands is that I just figured out what the hell they were talking about with font-identifying them.

Carry on. I'm just staring at the pages I've done and wondering if it's worth the effort to strip them down and restart them with my div id's set for fonts. Though I have to admit--they do make nice tables.

In other news. Okay. Poll. It is serious business.

[Poll #1027140]

Comments

[joesther.livejournal.com]

Explanation for my reply to your poll: if you value both your friendship and your books, you don't want to put the two at risk. There is too much potential for trouble here. Either your friend won't cherish the books as much as you do and something will happen to them, or you'll get stressed out over them and want them back when she's not done reading them.

If she's really a good friend, she'll understand. And she'll appreciate that they mean that much to you, and that she means that much to you, and she'll go out and buy them herself. HBP is in paperback for $10 at Amazon. DH is on sale at all local bookstores for under $20. $30 is worth salvaging a friendship for.

[aesvir.livejournal.com]

Seconded. Lend books the way you lend money: with no expectation of getting them back.

[aubergineautumn.livejournal.com]

EXACTLY. I once lost a rare Heyer book. I didn't mean to- but.