OK, don't take this post as whining, but, after all, it is my blog, and I can come off as whining if I want. Between working two jobs and other home duties, keeping up an active weblog is difficult. If I have something profound or brilliant to say, I usually wait until Wednesday, so Dean might just pick it up for his Thursday technoCache over at blogs4God.
I haven't been posting quite as much as I would like. I have, however, been journaling. I currently use TreePad to maintain several spaces that keep my equivalent of the Franklin Covey Daily Record of Events. I often journal things that might make good blog entries. In fact, I often tag entries with some kind of designator to describe the type of post/entry. One of these tags is [Blog]. This means "I don't have the time to blog this right now, but I'm including it in my journal for blogging later."
OK, so here are some of my [Blog] entries from March:
BoyInk - I enjoyed the content I found during my brief visit--especially the article, "Church Websites - What We Don't Know." He also had a telling encounter about customer service via email. (Couldn't find a permalink, but the date was February 22, 2003).
blogs4God describes the process for "cache of the Day."
I don't remember why I visited wibsite.com, but there are plenty of great one-line zingers on the blog there.
I have a big mouth. I'm constantly reminded of that. Foot sandwich is a regular part of my diet. Here's a post at blogs4God that gives some good advice for those with similar problems.
While searching for help on how to manage multiple versions of the .NET framework, I stumbled on this article with a good explanation of the version probing process and this blog with some very useful .NET stuff.
Dean on table-less design.
More to come later, as I dump my journaled blog entries.
Monday, March 17, 2003
