So it’s been a while since I did anything regarding a personal post, and for good reason. I’m trying to avoid making too many, but instead I am focusing filling the site with content that people would actually wish to read. I know my personal life is both exhilarating and awe-inspiring, I wish not to bore you, the readers, with my mystical tales of life as a Web Developer.
As for what’s been happening to me, I’ve been somewhat busy as of late with updating my site. I’ve been doing a lot of work on submitting my site to blog listings and trying to work on getting link-ins. It’s a slow process and I’m knew at it but slowly over time I hope to amass a collection of reviews, tutorials, and other helpful tips and tidbits that will assist readers. I guess that would be the real overall goal of my site now.
Anyways.
Theresa recently bought tickets to see Brandi Carlile in concert (a birthday gift for me, which I loved). She played with A Fine Frenzy at the Phoenix on the 9th of October (yesterday as of this post). It was an 19+ show which I much prefer. What shocked me was the turn out. There were far more people than I was expecting, and of a much more varied age than what I was used to. Either that means I’m getting old before my time, or this woman can appeal to a wide crowd. It was a stunning show though she never does disappoint.
I was really impressed with the opening band “A Fine Frenzy.” I didn’t know what to expect from the three-piece band headed by Alison Sudol, but they “rocked my socks” as the kids say these days. I bought their CD almost instantly and I’ve been listening to it pretty much non-stop since. Stay tuned for my first Album Review that will feature them. Possibly the best 15 dollars I’ve spent this year.
As for work, I’ve recently been given an assignment with Microsoft Forms Server and InfoPath. I can’t explain for who or what it is for obvious reason. I can say though, that I’m not enjoying it and it’s not works fault at all. I had to recreate my form three times because it decided to randomly overwrite itself with older versions from SharePoint. Don’t know why and couldn’t explain why either. I’m working on a couple projects that I’m looking forward to that are heavy in branding, which is what I’m trying to really get into. They’re interesting and if I can talk about any of them I’ll probably give ‘em a link here.
I’ve been doing more work on the site to get it where I want it. It’s getting closer and I’m almost happy with it functionally. I added a photos page, which is where all my photos will be presented for public viewing. Ironically they have all been taken with Theresa’s camera, but that’s a minor detail. The most recent would be my photos from my almost-recent trip to England. As soon as I figure out why some of them can’t generate thumbnails, I’ll be a happy camper. On the plus side, I finally got the flash viewer to work properly so that’s a plus.
Just as an aside…
When I started doing this I was almost expecting my cunning wit and dry humour to take the Internet by storm and I’d be an overnight sensation. This was the silly thought process of my youth. I even went so far as to get Google Ads expecting them to rake in the dough like… atomic.. dough.. raking machines. Yeah. Over time I realized that the Internet really doesn’t care about neither me nor my sarcastic wit, dry though it may be. It’s a humbling experience to realize that there are thousands of people out there that are far more important than you. As a result I rethought my blog-oriented ideals, and decided instead to simply be helpful.
This has lead to my doing a much increased volume of reviews. I didn’t mean for there to be so many movie reviews in such a small amount of time, but that’s just how my new resolve and life worked in sync to screw with me. In any case, please expect more useful content to come in the future, and less of what’s happening in my own life. I’ll still talk about it, but I figure that fewer posts that contain more content will be much more entertaining than many two-line posts.
That’s all for now.
Corey signing out.
Goodbye my almost lover,
goodbye my hopeless dream.
I’m trying not to think of you,
can’t you just leave me be?
So long my luckless romance,
my back is turned on youA Fine Frenzy - Almost Lover
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