I had such plans for today. I was going to run lots of errands, call a multitude of people who had birthdays last week and wish them well, get the grocery shopping done, etc., etc. Instead, a five-minute WordPress upgrade ended up eating my day. Thanks OH SO FRACKING MUCH, … [Read more...]
This is a test of the LiveJournal crossposting plugin.
This is only a test. UPDATE: woot! … [Read more...]
Writing. Whee. Also, site fixed.
I think I've found the missing plot piece that'll let me get a draft done. Cross your fingers. I've been working through First Draft in 30 Days, a not-bad book with a misleading title (outline, not draft) and an execrable website. The book is full of silly little worksheets that … [Read more...]
Borked
I upgraded to the WordPress 2.0 beta, which is very nice… but it's broken the archives for the moment. Apologies. … [Read more...]
Urchin is free
If you need industrial-strength web traffic analysis… Urchin is now Google Analytics and it's free. … [Read more...]
Keeping up with stuff
I've talked to several people lately who are having trouble keeping up with stuff — email, mainly, and they wonder how on earth I have time to read all these fabulous websites that let me stay on top of developments in web design. In talking to one perpetually-behind … [Read more...]
FINE. I give.
All right. I have finally seen Battlestar Galactica reviewed favorably in terms of both Farscape and Space: Above and Beyond. You win. I watch. But not till Christmas, because I have a book to write. … [Read more...]
May 1 Reboot
I'll be back in May with a new look (and a lot of new things to say about web design for authors). Feel free to amuse yourself with the old site or check out the May 1 Reboot project and all the other participants. … [Read more...]
Fixes
So I think I finally have WordPress templates sussed. At least, there are fewer things broken around here than there were last week. If you spot anything funky, leave a comment, would you? I also managed to get Lisa's new blog design up and running over the weekend, and I'll be … [Read more...]
On the other hand…
Why do I read Chez Miscarriage when I am not, have never been, and have never tried to be pregnant? On the other hand, women who conceive via gestational surrogacy are selfish. They're perversely exploiting the vulnerability of some other woman who's clearly incapable of giving … [Read more...]
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