Div Tags and Boyfriends

CSS is kicking my ass. The idea is to have a brown background behind both the left blog section and the links on the right contained in a simple div tag who's sole contents are div left and div right and their contents. The problem is that the green background shows through instead, the colour set in the body section of the css. Also the brown does not appear on the right side to go to the bottom at all. I tried to set the height to 100% manually but there was no effect. The problem is that the length of the page is variable depending on the lengths of the posts made. I may change the structure of the page slightly to get the effect I am looking for as nested div tags don't seem to behave like I want.

To drastically change the focus of this post I will now talk about my experience living with a boyfriend for the first time. I've never been able to get a hang of the whole living with someone thing. I have this impression that when I have company over I should focus all of my energy on them. They are included in everything I do, I make sure they are always entertained, if I need to use the bathroom I excuse myself and make sure I am as brief as possible, and so on and so forth. This extended to my relationships as, until recently, my time spent with various significant others were somewhat of an investment as I would have to negotiate getting a car from my parents, not being able to go over or them come over when it was convenient for them or me. Or because it takes an hour to go see them. So I am going to be damned sure my time is well spent.

But now he is here, all the time. It has only been a few days but I still feel guilty when I go off to play a computer game or read a book. I here a clink in the kitchen and I feel guilty for not doing it first. Or he goes off to do his own thing and then I'm terrified he is bored and I am not doing enough. Perhaps I should get to bed at a decent hour.

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