During the installation of new software at Geocities, and during the time it was being done, any pages that I had edited and saved were rendered useless because the links were disabled. This would include the home page. I know this has been frustrating, but now there's light at the end of the tunnel.
I have just completed mending the home page, so you can start surfing again. However, it's really SLOW going, because the editing software is PAINFULLY crawling along while I'm fixing things. There's still work to do on three or four other pages, so be patient if you find some dead links, and by all means, please let me know about them so that I can fix them. I'm at garvoon@aol.com.
All is not perfect yet. For example, until everything's fixed, I can't link actual photos. You'll see that the latest entry in New Arrivals, Debra Kelly, that her photo will not link you to her yearbook photo as with the others. They still work. When all is repaired from Geocities side, I'll go back and take care of the loose ends.
Thank you all for your patience and your participation with the site. You are not taken for granted.
Happy Easter!
Gary
On occasion, the Geocities server runs into what I like to call networking voodoo! Some of the pictures don't load. This is usually a result of the server handling too much traffic, or experiencing network of software problems, or all of the above. In order to get around this problem when surfing, there is one way to sidestep the issue.
After the page loads, click the BACK ARROW on your browser tool bar (usually upper left). Then, after a short moment, click the FORWARD ARROW. Generally, this will bring you right back to the page you wanted to view and ALL of the photos should paint up.
It's not the cure, but it'll do during the hard times!
Recently, on two occasions, the Geocities servers had experienced some serious networking problems, temporarily shutting them down. This then will cause the bogus links and error messages.
Both times, they were temporary situations and problems were resolved within a few hours. So be patient, we'll be back.
When these problems do occur, I am constantly monitoring the Geocities status page for updates.
Have no fear, our site isn't going anywhere!!!