Okay, okay. I know this theme is horrible. I guess I kind of started it and got sidetracked. It’s been busy at work and busy at home, what with Fay and all.
Life, in general, has been more busy. The new semester started and everyone is freaking out about, well, everything. I’ve been pushing for website stuff, but everyone is too busy being the aforementioned that it’s hard to really push in one direction and expect a response. This is especially true when they’re flinging a hundred different things at you to do.
I guess I’ll see what I can do about this green. I, mistakenly, thought that using green in one of the various color schemers online would give me some awesome palette to work with. Wrong.
Edit: Fixed.
I am kind of like the anti-socialite. I almost radiate a dislike of social networking.
That’s all well-and-good, but I’ve always had a thing for Facebook.
I’m not sure why. No, no I know why. I just don’t know why I was drawn to use it. I mean, it seemed like myspace without the visual and written diarrhea.
Well, I’ve gone and done it. I’ve signed up with Facebook and used their visually clean and neat interface to reconnect (at least socially on the site) to a number of my friends back up north.
It’s kind of weird reconnecting with people. It’s like remembering something nice from your childhood. No matter how traumatic you profess high school having been. I’m actually glad I’ve joined facebook, it’s something I’ve always secretly wanted to do, but was too much of an anti-social-networking snob to do so.
So I’m on there, somewhere. Look me up.
I’m now exempt status at work. For those of you who don’t know, that means
I’m now salaried!
I’ve been web-admin for a couple of days now (a full week today) and I’ve been
enjoying it a bit. So far the job is challenging, but not so
hard that I get easily frustrated.
Now, I just need to get some new business cards, the placard on my office
changed and I’ll be set.
I can’t believe it!
July 7th, 2008 in
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Vicki Echols, one of my co-workers (specifically, the one that had to deal
with my atrocious time-sheets), has put her family up online!
I’m sure most of her stuff is going to be family-specific, but I think that
it’s great that she is entering the Twenty-First Century with a family blog.