Posts tagged ‘wordpress’

That was great!

I got the chance to do a little extra work on the site this week, and now I have an email address reveal that appears on the ‘about’ page.  The folks at Wordpress, and the open source superstars that cater to it, have really created a flexible platform that allows for very specialized presentations.  Version 2.3 has been out for a month, and I think it’s a quantum leap in comparison to the 2.1.3 I first started with (all of five months ago, now).

I wish I could grasp a grain of what they talk about on Floss.  I remember getting a C in ‘C’ in college, and that was pretty much the end of programming for me.

My super wife had the greatest comment about CSI:NY last night, which was heavily involved with Second Life.  She said to me, “I’m glad your Second Life is in heaven with me.”  I heartily agreed, and then we talked about our serious need for DSL. Yay!

The goals of rubberduckmuseum.com

It seems that I should put out some sort of concrete measurement of what I want to achieve with this site (I think Merlin would approve).  So I’m going to throw some out there and see how the next year shapes up.

1) Have a site with values firmly ensconced with the values of Christ.

2) Have an income producing site to the point that it’s self maintaining.

3) Have a site that’s as amusing to me as it is to everybody else.

Now, as long as I continue to ask myself “am I meeting these goals?”, from time to time, we’ll be just fine.  I did for a moment consider changing this to a tumblog (a la Leo Laporte), but it seems a bit too drive by for what I want to accomplish. 

I do want to give a big thanks to Brian over at Randomthink.  Brian’s put up with me for quite a few years and most recently helped me set up the whole database side of Wordpress.  I didn’t even know what I was getting into, but I gave him a call and he came to the rescue.  Please go see what he and his wife Lisa are up to.

And here’s duck number 2.  I will be working on thumbnails and size over the next week.  Should be fun!