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Muselet Make-over

Dear Reader,
I decided to re-activate this blog, and I've added AdSense.  This is an experiment to see how AdSense works on a blogger.com blog.  I had to pick a blog that I've had running for 6 months or more, and one on which I post mostly original content.  I use so many of my other blogs on Blogger as storage for my favorite things, so this one seemed the best candidate for AdSense.

I've also changed the "theme" for the Muselet.  I hope you like it!  I find it more attractive, easier to read, and has a flexible format so it works better on mobile devices; at least I think it does!  Let me know what you think!

BTW, I hope to post somewhere between once-a-day to once-a-week.  Let me know how often you think is "just right"!

Thanks for reading!  I hope to hear from you!
~ Muse
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