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TGIF

Another Friday is now upon us. Once again. I can honestly say this has been one of the busiest weeks I’ve had in awhile. Freelancing AND working my 40+ hour per week day job is stretching me pretty thin.

I’ve got a few big projects on deck at the moment. Highest priority is getting my portfolio whipped into shape so it’s presentable to the public. Getting close.

Also on deck is a forthcoming web site for The Longevity Doctor promoting healthy living and wellness. Development is moving right along and Dr. Mayer Horensten is a great client. He’s provided plenty of content and and imagery and is very good about getting back to me with feedback. This allows me to maintain momentum and keep the ball rolling. Current release date for this website will be July 5, 2008. Look for it.

Current weather: Mostly Cloudy 81°F. Tonight we can expect a Low of 54° with Isolated Thunderstorms and a 30% chance of rain.

Tags: development, forecast, Friday, weather, web project, weekend

June 20, 2008 | Filed Under Dev, atomSix, web sites | Leave a Comment

Back to Work

Well it’s Monday and time to go back to work. I did get quite a bit of carbonbased work done this weekend with the exception of an API certificate I still need to integrate into the shopping cart for Pinnacle Achievement. It’s a little bit of a learning curve to say the least.

This weekend was fairly relaxing despite the 8 hours I put in on Sunday. I just worked on my blog a little, set up Howard’s first newsletter from Washington DC and watched National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. Always a great (and funny) movie.

One short week to our 4-day Christmas weekend. It’ll be fast and furious, but I can already see the light at the end of the tunnel. Friday is our floating holiday so the extra day makes it a really nice break. I can hear the lodge hot tub calling my name.

Right now it’s 22°F and Mostly Cloudy. Today we can expect a high of 38°F. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.

Tags: Christmas, forecast, weather, weekend

December 19, 2005 | Filed Under Dev, atomSix, work | Leave a Comment