On the 9th day of Christmas: Change your wallpaper!

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Posted on : 21-12-2009 | By : Cindy | In : Celebrations, Recommended web places

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Flat out at work? No time to get into the Christmas mood? Wondering how you’ll make it through five more weeks of kids bickering and complaining? Wishing you drove a truck so you could ‘accidentally’ reverse into that rude car that just stole your car park? Counting the items in each person’s grocery basket as they go through the ‘maximum 12’ checkout? Grumpy? Frantic? Stressed? Try changing your wallpaper. Not in your home, on your computer.

I’ve found some neat Christmas wallpaper that is sure to put you in the Christmas mood each time you sit at the computer. That is, unless you have a serious case of pre-Christmas-itis. In that case I suggest sleep for 4 days. When you wake up, it will all be over!

Here’s how to get the wallpaper:

Go to the webpage

Left click on the image you like

Once it opens in a window, right click the image and “set as desktop background”

Something like that should work on a PC OR follow the link instructions provided.

PS: I’m not sure how to do it on a Mac!

PS: My son’s 9th day of xmas …