I went bowling this past Sunday and notched a new high score of 226. That’s me in the 3rd row…

Definitely got a little tired at the end and definitely the closest I’ll probably ever come to a perfect game.
I went bowling this past Sunday and notched a new high score of 226. That’s me in the 3rd row…

Definitely got a little tired at the end and definitely the closest I’ll probably ever come to a perfect game.
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The migration away from Blogger.com isn’t going to be quite as seamless as I’d hoped.
You’ve been on a shopping spree before, right? I think we all have. You come home from the mall or clothing/sporting goods/[insert hobby of choice] store and have spent a little more than you wanted to going in. To be honest, I haven’t been too frugal over the past couple of months.
Well, I’ve recently started saving up for a big trip happening later this year and since I keep good track of my receipts, decided maybe I should take back a few items that I know I don’t really need. Total returning spree savings… about $300.
I guess I’m not helping the economy much but at least I feel a little more fiscally responsible.
The Internet has become such a huge part of my life over the past 10 years. Working in the industry and having computer related hobbies means that a great deal of my time is spent online. Today I came across an interesting paragraph in a project kickoff doc while at work…
Generally speaking, there are many site visitors who still do not have Internet connectivity from their stores or homes. With this, there are also many site visitors who are new to using the Internet to conduct business and have viewed the process of accessing the [site] to be time consuming and/or overly complex.
While this doesn’t necessarily surprise me to read, I still am somewhat blown away by the fact that people live their lives without a daily, if not hourly, need to access email, blogs, amazon.com, eBay, Facebook, etc.
Although that lifestyle may be seem very foreign to me, I think I’m a little jealous of it at times. As I slowly return from my self-proclaimed “Summer Vacation”, I can very much appreciate the time spent away from the “noise” of the Internet. Twitter, I don’t miss you at all.