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Gotta buy a book on CSS.
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Getting frustrated with Book Takes site design. Gotta step away...just back off dude! Okay, cool. Sorry.
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Book Takes redesign is pretty much done. Still have to mess with the headers and footers a little. Interested to hear anyone's thoughts.
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Does that make me a frickin' dork?
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Book Takes is under construction. I'm moving to a single column design by making changes to the default Wordpress Kubrick theme.
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Book Takes seems to be working faster now that I've switched it to Media Temple Grid Service.
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Can't believe that NYT article about Twitter today. Amazing.
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Oh yeah, FTB is Field Tested Books.
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Not reading much lately, busier than heck. Really busy. Books are taking the brunt of the cutback.
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Spend more time with FTB!
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Finally figured out how that @ sign works in this. Also shut off phone posting on booktakes and switched it to chipubgolf.
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Twittering from my phone about books never took hold for me. Gonna map this phone to chipubgolf. Check it out this weekend.
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So as far as big bucket list items go, here they are: (1) play more golf, (2) read more books, (3) watch more college football.
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Basically, outside of family and work, I really only care about golf, books, and college football.
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You're right, I saw The Bucket List movie with my mom and sister. It was decent, but bucket lists are not for me in that sense.
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Bucket list item: Read the Tony Hillerman books in order from the character's perspective.
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Bucket list item: Read 3 Nights in August and Moneyball back to back during the middle of summer.
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I have to start another book list somewhere. I want to keep track of a book "bucket list."
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I'm laying off fiction until at least July 1. For now, my reading will be either instructional, sports, business, or general non-fiction.
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The Long Goodbye kicked some serious behind. The ending rocked. Now for some horror and some baseball.
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