I know you don’t come to this blog every day to read about the blog, but that’s what you’re getting. I have tried to stress that the blog today is the beta version of the blog to come. It would have been great fun to serve virtual champaign and hors d’oeuvres and then make a little speech before handing you the key fob to a shiny new website that you could have driven off the showroom floor. However, that wasn’t an option. It wasn’t an option, because I would have gotten bored and frustrated, and I would’ve wandered away from my keyboard to see if the cats needed anything and probably never come back. It’s happened before. This is my way of forcing myself to stick with it, and–I should disclose–there are no guarantees. However, so far so good. Check out the “Recent Posts” section below; I think you posters will like that. Next, I will be hard at work on the “responsiveness” issues, i.e., making the site not look like crap on your phone. Then, it’s on to the comments and the archives and only then on to the new things I keep teasing you with. Sheesh! I wonder if the cats need anything?
‘AJ phone home’
by Jimmy Johnson
Recent Posts
Activity vs Progress
Moving on
Phoning it in
Hello, Central?
…and we’re back!
One Step Forward
12 responses to “‘AJ phone home’”
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I just facetimed with my daughter in Tampa. It was a long night but they are safe and dry. More miraculously they did not lose power.
They did lose some shingles, but she is handy enough to get up on the roof to inspect. Not sure if the condo association will allow her to fix it herself. She realizes how lucky she was and would have left had her fiance had not been so sick.
I went to an ELO concert last night and they played Mr. Blue Sky. I recorded it and told her that it was dedicated to her. When we FaceTimed her we saw Blue sky peeking through the clouds.-
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Our Tampa son had the reverse… no home damage at all… but he has no power!
I am becoming a believer in the protection of Tampa Bay by the spirits of the Tocobaga people!
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JJ,
I come here to learn more about your creative method. I look at the evolution of the blog as a creative endeavor. So, when you write about developing the blog I see it as an artistic effort, the same as the cartoon. Write about whatever strikes your fancy. You’ll have a readership.
Enjoy!
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JJ,
I come here to learn more about your creative method. I look at the evolution of the blog as a creative endeavor. So, when you write about developing the blog I see it as an artistic effort, the same as the cartoon. Write about whatever strikes your fancy. You’ll have a readership.
Enjoy!
tww
(BTW IN SW FL, landfall was about 60 miles north. All is fine here) -
It’s great to have the Village back. I see a lot of familiar names looking for more. I missed the conversations we used to have.
I’m liking the look of this site. Thanks, Jimmy, for your all of your work! -
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I don’t mind the blog JJ, it’s great to hear from you again and get an insight in the process of this site.
And it’s also just nice to be able to visit here without seeing a placeholder. I get your reasons as well, I also need to see something happening when I am working on projects. That’s why I never went into programming I guess.OT; @Steve; glad to hear that your daughter and fiancé have survived the storm!
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Well the grandkids(well one of them) Symply went and did it, so the new addition is my great grandson Brody Michael Fitzsimmons, and what a Fargone great addition he is! Now back to our usual esoteric musings….oh and JJ I see from today’s addition of yours, you have been peeking again! It’s OK I leave the shades up a lot…
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