I admit of being ahead of myself on this whole learning how to build a website thing. I thought I had a fresh enough of a mind to learn everything super fast and breeze through the whole techie gap that any newbie need to face.
If 67 year olds can learn how to build websites from scratch in X days, then by all means I should be able to get it up and running in hours! After all, I'm not totally clueless when it comes to computers and tech related business (ok, so I know adobe photoshop and editing programs. That still sorta counts).
But nope! It's taking me FOREVER to understand and grasp at the thing that makes the internet spin. All this talk of CSS and xtml, linking, anchor links, etc etc etc. I guess it's because I'm mostly lazy after coming back from a day's work. The last thing I want to do is learn more crap. Even though it's fun crap.
I need to set a schedule up for myself. Even if I do, it takes good discipline to finish things that you want done. If I have the whole day because it's a holiday, you bet your butt I'm going to be lounging around away from the computer. Which is why this crap takes forever.
I just went over to register for my new domain name and hosting service. Time to wait for the two things to click.
Then I gotta install wordpress. That's the way to go.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
OMG the spiders!
The spiders came! The spiders came! Freakin' finally!
Can't believe I missed a post yesterday. What a stupid slip. But the more I think about it, the more I'm doomed to failure. I should just post things that I find amazingly astonishing on the web like everyone else does.
Or maybe just rip off free content from one of those article directory bases. Yeah. But I need a "theme". Or do I?
This is meta of metablogs. How do spiders know a good sentence from a bad one? It probably doesn't.
Writing writing and more writing forever.
Ok, India is coming up in about a month. I have to take my typphoid medication and get ready for packing. I can't wait until it's winter break. That's when I can focus on getting ready for the big trip.
I love getting ready for a trip. It's the feeling of endless possibilities that makes each day end on a cliff hanger. Oh the nowness of adventuredom!
I need to write about time machines. Going back to the theme. The first book that ever intrigued me about time machines was Michael Crichton's "Timeline". I remember that feeling of being in middle school, indulging excessively in pseudo-philosophical angst, huddled in bed with a big ass book. Those were the days. And I never care to return to it.
Oh. Gotta do that link thing. And in bold font it is!
Can't believe I missed a post yesterday. What a stupid slip. But the more I think about it, the more I'm doomed to failure. I should just post things that I find amazingly astonishing on the web like everyone else does.
Or maybe just rip off free content from one of those article directory bases. Yeah. But I need a "theme". Or do I?
This is meta of metablogs. How do spiders know a good sentence from a bad one? It probably doesn't.
Writing writing and more writing forever.
Ok, India is coming up in about a month. I have to take my typphoid medication and get ready for packing. I can't wait until it's winter break. That's when I can focus on getting ready for the big trip.
I love getting ready for a trip. It's the feeling of endless possibilities that makes each day end on a cliff hanger. Oh the nowness of adventuredom!
I need to write about time machines. Going back to the theme. The first book that ever intrigued me about time machines was Michael Crichton's "Timeline". I remember that feeling of being in middle school, indulging excessively in pseudo-philosophical angst, huddled in bed with a big ass book. Those were the days. And I never care to return to it.
Oh. Gotta do that link thing. And in bold font it is!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)