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Knowing CSS helps a lot, and while xanga’s interface helps you customize your site more thoroughly than before, a little more customization can’t hurt, right? Once you get the basics down, they become second nature and maybe you could even move on to more advanced stuff, like div overlays. =]

I myself learned primarily though studying other people’s codes and picking out what codes had what function and such. Make sure that if you do this, though, that you don’t steal codes. Some sites have style sheets laid out that you can customize and study yourself if you want to learn!

I haven’t gotten anything lower than an A in three years! The weird part is that it just comes naturally to me. I procrastinate but I’m always sure to get all the work done, no matter what it takes. I guess it’s just easier for others, but if it’s not that simple for you, that just means you have to just try harder! And that makes the A’s even more fulfilling. =]

When I was younger my aunt and my mom were going to teach my brother and me how to roller skate. I had all my equipment on and my skates were all ready, but everyone went inside to get something, so while they were inside, I stood up and tried to skate. I fell backwards, unable to stand back up, and it still haunts me to this day that if I wasn’t wearing my helmet I could be dead. Now I’m scared of both skates and roller blades.

I’ve always wanted to learn how, though, for exercise and such. I don’t know how I’ll start though, especially since winter is kicking into full gear and all.