Thesis Theme Review

Typewriter Thesis

by Mike Kirkeberg

Thesis for Wordpress?

It’s a premium theme that continues to get better and better.

The Thesis Theme created by Chris Pearson impresses, enamors and befuddles me.  That’s because while I may be enamored, I’m really  not an expert.

I do like to tinker with the way this and other blogs look.  I’m not a coder, so I learn as I go.  Thesis makes that easy. I often get myeslf in trouble along the way), I rely heavily on the Thesis Theme ’s user forum.  Here’s another cool thing about Thesis.  There are literally hundreds of tutorials and assistance posts to make almost any moderation you would like to make.

I haven’t run into anything else that is  user modifiable that it is actually exciting to use. It reminds me of what Alfred Hitchcock used to call plastic material.

It molds to many purposes.

Over time, I will share with my readers some of the places I have found on the web that offer tutorials and new ideas for this great tool.

Are there times when this them makes me crazy. Absolutely.  I see that as part of the creative learning curve.  Stay tuned to my blog as I DIY my way into gore and glory!  Both?

I don’t know about you, but blogging is one of the things I love to do (even when racking my brain about what to write about.

When you try this theme, it will allow you to be as creative (or not creative – It will stand alone, too) as you like with your blog.  The whole platform is changeable and malleable –  you can turn you blog into a website, or you can simply create a website using the Thesis theme.

It has truly blurred the lines between blogging and websites.

So, if you haven’t puchased your theme yet, click on any of the ads here or below. What you are still sitting there?  Do this. You will be glad you did!

Thesis Theme for WordPress:  Options Galore and a Helpful Support Community

How do you use Thesis?

If you don’t use Thesis, what are you waiting for?

I think you will be happy with it even if you are a novice like myself.

Typewriter Creative Commons License photo credit: Seven-Deadly-Sins

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On Writing

by Mike Kirkeberg

Writing is not necessarily something to be ashamed of, but do it in private and wash your hands when you are finished.
Robert Heinlen

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Positive Thinking? Is Negative Thinking More Normal?

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Positive Thinking?  Is Negative Thinking More Normal?
According to an English study, summary published in Scientific American Mind,
British researchers showed that we are better at detecting words that carry negative meaning than those that are positive. Volunteers were exposed to a word for a fraction of a second—too short a time to consciously read the word—and [...]

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Brain: Greatest Hits

by Mike Kirkeberg

This Old Brain: Greater Hits
My brain exercise is reading,  I probably read a hundred blog posts a day. I was reading one of the blogs on my list, Remarkablogger, and he said something that I have been thinking about a lot since I got ill -
There will be days when you don’t care about your [...]

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Love, Hate, and the Thesis Theme

by Mike Kirkeberg

A Thesis Theme Review
If you are reading this, it’s possible you have a blog of your own. So, here’s a question for you.
Why do you have a blog?
A quick internet search brings up many reasons for blogging-

You may have ideas and information you want to share;
You may wish to report news on a local, maybe [...]

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