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M.Report S01E22 – Mahmood’s Den new skin!

18 May, '08 9 Comments

It’s been a long time that I was just itching to change the theme of my blog. I think it has outgrown the “traditional” blog a long time ago. I not only post in text, but have regular features of pictures, audio podcasts as well as video content.

I am happy that I found the theme on which I can build to make it mirror more of what Mahmood’s Den has become.

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9 Responses to “M.Report S01E22 – Mahmood’s Den new skin!”

  1. Magnus 18 May, '08 at 15:47

    Looks good!

  2. JO JO 18 May, '08 at 16:17

    Loving the new look!

  3. mahmood 18 May, '08 at 16:30

    thanks!

  4. Jon 18 May, '08 at 21:28

    Now that’s more like it… a very sophisticated feel to the website. Bravo!

  5. Kieran / Montreal 21 May, '08 at 5:11

    Nice job Mahmood. The new theme works well and looks good.

    Best / kieran

  6. mahmood 21 May, '08 at 6:06

    Hey thanks Kieran! It’s good to have you here and hope that you’re enjoying your new life in Canada. I know it i a little bit different than Bahrain in the 80s!! ;)

  7. Kieran / Montreal 21 May, '08 at 6:18

    Nothing can compare to my time with you and our GF colleagues during the 80s Mahmood. Canada is great but Bahrain will always be special. In fact a few years after we departed my daughter was asked where she considered home. She said BAHRAIN! Clearly Bahrain and Bahrainis created a very favourable impression on a young Irish girl! A tribute to you and all Bahrainis for the wonderful welcome we experienced in your homeland. Keep up the good work Mahmood…its having a favourable effect…globally k.

  8. Proud Bahraini 21 May, '08 at 15:52

    The new design looks nice, but some how I love the old skin it has the blog soul in it I guess.

    Anyway it looks nice.

  9. mahmood 21 May, '08 at 17:05

    Kieran I understand, and I hear the same sentiments from a lot of people who have come into contact with these islands and their people. They do pack a good impression on most. To me, whoever feels “Bahraini” like Karina does, they are Bahraini, regardless of what colour the little book actually is.

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