not my advertisement in my blog


 

I just noticed that Google has peppered my blog with advertisements.  Boy that makes me mad!!  Everything highlighted shows an add of some kind.  This is not something I do or have any control over, not do I receive any compensation!  I also noticed they are screwing with my font, hence the random sentences that are in giant letters.  First they screw with Picasa now the blog page.  Need to find a new site!!!

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