My New Template

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So this past days, I've been busy creating and customizing template instead of making my Final Project in Data Structure. I'ts really hard to design if you are not a designer. LOL
old template
My old template has the ff:
  1. Auto Read more script
  2. Twitter Feed
  3. Disqus Comment
  4. Related Stories
  5. Recent Comment Script
I also integrated my Anime Songs Compilation.
new template
On the other hand, my new template has the ff:

  1. Twitter Feed
  2. Social Network Button every post
I remove the ff:
  1. Disqus comment: I use the blogger comment, not the threaded one.
  2. Auto Read more script: I will manually use the jump break in each posts (*sob)
I also put the Adsense on the footer. That's it! 

Further changes soon! :P

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