So, Mu finally decided to like me. Now, I shall move many of my posts over there. That's going to be a lot of work. Fortunately, I have tomorrow off.

I haven't finished tweaking the look and feel of the layout, not to mention, I don't really have any content over there, so I'll place a link and replace this paragraph once I make it public. Just wanted to make people generally aware of the change.

I'm also going to be splitting up a lot of my work. I've joined a project called Kdari Blog Network, and I'll be posting topically to several different blogs. 

Hello all!

I think I've about exhausted my interest in writing about myself...in reverse.
It was fun though!
Guess what?
I'm going to start a new blog using wordpress. I may start more than one, but we'll see how the first one goes. Right now, I'm trying to set up wordpress MU. and yes, it is a beefed up version of wordpress. I'm not doing very well yet. It's got both myself and my uber-nerd brother stumped and stonewalled. I plan on throwing the stump at the stone wall soon, but I will have to find some superhuman strength first.
I'm sure that won't be a problem.

I have found something that makes me laugh hysterically! To end a script in php, they usually simply use the command "die". I thought this was apropriate for what the program is currently doing for me.
I do have faith that once I figure out how to stop it from killing me it will be a good cow and let me blog in peace and freedom. That is the only reason I would leave xanga. They don't have the flexibility of owning your own domain space.
I suppose when you own your own anything, there are headaches involved.

I am 100% consistent. If I make a habit, I stick to it. You'll never see me start something and not finish it because It's simply not in my nature. I can't stand people who are always starting things and then don't keep to a set schedule to accomplish it. Why not just make a list and keep to it? Is that so hard? I can't leave a sentence undon

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"Value everyones opinions but don't be afraid to tell them when they're dead wrong." ~ Dan Delyon

"The customer is always uninformed." ~ Dan Delyon

"What happens when the economy goes down? The rats come up for air and get caught." ~ Dan Delyon

See first entry if you are confused.

I love scrap booking! I know this activity is most commonly associated with girls, but it's actually quite fun. I just love to take books and put scraps of metal and paper and yarn in between the pages! One time I took a paper clip and drew around it with a multicoloured pen and then smashed it with a rock and glued the paper clip in place where it didn't actually match the outline. It resembled a cockroach after you slam the book shut to smash it. That's actually where I got the idea.
I hope this doesn't affect anybodies opinion of me. I'd hate to think that anyone thinks I'm odd.

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"Simply follow your instincts, except when they're wrong." ~Dan Delyon

"Don't just believe anything, believe what you can be sure is true." Dan Delyon

"Fairness can only come from the fair and is only demanded by the unaware." ~ Dan Delyon

I was inspired by my sister in law to do a series about myself...but while 100 things about me would be interesting, I am somewhat leary of posting them. So I thought to myself, how could I post something similar, but nothing alike, and thus the 100 things that aren't me!

Entry one:
I like talking to random strangers. People are always nice and honest when you get to know them, so I tend to talk to everyone all the time. Shyness was never an issue for me. I believe that to not say something you should have said is far worse than saying something dumb.

I woke up and decided that today would be a nice day to go for a drive. I don't mind driving at all, so long as it isn't to the other side of Nashville, or has been the case recently, the other side of Rhode Island. I love the way the forest looks in the morning, what with all the short-needle pines and hemlocks and oaks and deep green wild ferns covering a large chunk of the forest floor. The underbrush seems to be more of an afterthought than a subculture in these parts. While I was enjoying this scenery, I noticed a Dunkin Doughnuts (Which seem to be as commonplace as Starbucks are in the south). Ok, well, I had left the scenic part of the trip behind a ways and was now into town, but I digres. The alure of capachino enticed me to detour from my detour and make a quick stop to adjust my caffeene to blood ratio. I went in, ordered, and received my coffee without event and then turned to leave. Little did I know that my life was about to change forever...

Just kidding.

I left and circled around the building like the arrows told me to do and stopped where the driveway met the road. I didn't see anyone coming on the left and I thought I saw a break in traffic on the right so I inched out. The break I was going to exploit somehow closed up and I found myself about a foot further than I liked into the road. I looked in my drivers side mirror and put my car into reverse. I managed to go backward about a foot before I heard two distinct sounds that I distinctly dislike. Both a cars horn and a slight crunching sound were heard as I looked at my rearview mirror and found out that I had kissed the nose of a car behind me with the behind of my car. Dismayed at the awkwardness of the moment, I put my car into park and stepped out to survey the damage. He was already out of his car and the first thing he asked me clued me in to the fact that he had been paying as much attention as I had.
"Why'd you back up?"
His question was genuine, so I answered it streightforwardly...
"I was in the road and traffic started to come."
I confess that this wasn't the most brilliant of assesments I've ever made of the situation, but he seemed to understand at least a little of the situation, so that was good.
I had to pull forward to see whether there was any damage done to either car, and there wasn't. So far as I could tell, there wasn't a scratch on either of our cars. God is good, no?