Feelin’ lucky?

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March 10, 2008 on 3:52 pm | 6 Comments

What better way to bring a little luck to your page than with our new St. Patrick’s day theme? Complete with shamrocks, blue skies, and a sneaky rainbow behind your search box, this might be just the pot of gold your page is searching for.

If you’re looking for an even more authentic St. Patrick’s Day, check out Bibliocook, an Irish recipe blog. You’ll get some great ideas for a party menu that would impress any true Irishman!

Wondering where the big party is this year? Yahoo! Local will help you find parades and pubs in your area.

You can try on this new theme here:
“Personalize this Page” > “Change Color” > “Seasonal.”

Add the St. Patrick’s Day theme today!

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Comment by turtlelady
2008-03-10 20:11:37

I’ve had this theme on my page for a couple weeks. Now that this blog appears, the entire background is gone. I only have green.

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Comment by John
2008-03-10 20:49:32

Looks good!

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Comment by Anneke Goovaerts
2008-03-11 01:33:33

I would feel a lot more “lucky” if I had access to all my Bookmarks. I tried the Answer to “Why are some of my bookmarks not appearing”, but didn’t get very fare, since I didn’t even find a folder titled “imported Bookmarks” or MyWeb Bookmarks”. It seems to me that a very, very, very old back up of the bookmarks has been used for the new system. All the bookmarks I added over the last few weeks, that I use daily for my job, are gone!

I am kind of desperate here! Can someone please help me?

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Comment by AmyOops
2008-03-11 13:36:33

Cool tip. Thanks

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Comment by Christina
2008-03-11 14:53:01

so coool,fun,full of life

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Comment by Janilynn
2008-03-18 15:29:18

I have to agree St. Patrick’s Day is a little weird and the whole corn beef and cabbage is a little but my ways of luck is with scratchers and four leaf clovers what else is there to celebrate your luck

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