The Enid Blyton Society

Is it me, or has the font changed slightly on the Forums? I notice it on the "View New Posts" section (or any other list of threads page, for that matter); the thread titles seem to look different - slightly thinner.

Haven't noticed anything different myself, Nigel. But then I put down tired eyes etc to my age, and wonder if I need glasses designed to a new prescription!

'Aurélien Arkadiusz'

There seems to be more space between the lines...

It is just you. At least, I think. Or maybe I'm going blind. Time to re-check those glasses again!

I can't see anything different. What does the advert say - 'Should have gone to Spec Savers!!

I cant see any differance either. All normal on my screen.

Oh heck! Another disabilty, I guess.

Moonraker wrote:Oh heck! Another disabilty, I guess.

Well, friend, like they say:

• "Old Age has its pains,
  but the alternative is worse"

Which idea old Aurélien will be mulling over as he attends a brother-in-law's funeral during the coming week...

The thoughtful 'Aurélien Arkadiusz'

CTS, I hear there was a pretty dreadful earthquake in Christchurch, Aurélien. Is that near to you? I have a friend, Dora, who I met in the UK a few years back who lives there. I've emailed her, but her email address is no longer valid. Some friend, eh?

Thanks for asking, Nigel. Fortunately old Aurélien lives in the Auckland region of our North Island, well away from the Christchurch earthquake in our South Island.

I've got my fingers crossed that none of my cousins down there had their houses demolished, but as yet haven't heard. Phones down there are currently running on batteries and we have been asked to hold off on any but emergency calls.

'Aurélien Arkadiusz' from Auckland, where the next active volcano will sure wreck property values...

Moonraker wrote:Is it me, or has the font changed slightly on the Forums?

Perhaps you changed/updated your browser and that made it look slightly different?

Now that's a kind thought Anita. I should latch onto that one if I were you Nigel!

C'est possible, ma cherie. Merci. Et merci á vous aussi, Mme Daisy.

You're welcome Nigel!

De rien!