As is typically the case when I get busy, things around here, the blog that is, get put on the back burner.

Here’s the short list:

Jaxon is nearly 15 months old now, he’s 34+ inches tall and is just about to walk on his own. He and I (and my gorgeous wife Amie) have gibberish conversations on a daily basis. It’s awesome!

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This is a repost of sorts. I originally talked about this here, but I’ve had enough questions regarding it as of late, I thought it merited a revisit.

I ♥ WordPress. It’s the platform I use to develop all my sites.

I switched from WordPress.com to WordPress.org a little over a year ago, and have loved it!

If you’re wondering what the difference is, check out this sweet infographic after the jump.
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I’ve been so graciously given the opportunity to do some guest posting on one of the best faith-based, media-centric blogs around today- MEDIASALT.

For the next couple months myself and a few other folks are going to be guest posting on MEDIASALT.

My first post of four is up today, and I’d appreciate you taking the time to not just check it out, but check out MEDIASALT as a whole as well. Eric and Cleve are doing really great stuff, and I absolutely love their tagline for the site:

God isn’t bland. The Church shouldn’t be, either.

Word.

It’s crazy to think that I actually had a Geocities site at one time. I remember spending an entire day in the computer lad at my college creating it (that’s right- I didn’t have my own computer).

It was like 4 pages, and not too far off from this. Check it:

I was setting up some shots for this post, when I noticed something a little different about one of the phone books I was using.

PWND!

Some thoughts after the jump…
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No- this isn’t a post about taxes. (Yes, you still have to do that. I’ve heard you have til mid-April.)

ChurchIT, an 8BIT Network site, has a post about “…Jailbreaking…Hacking in Ministry”.

The post is more of a question- it’s the comments that really separate the wheat from the chaff. I’d encourage you to head over and read them. I’ve, naturally, added my two cents.

This brought up a larger question for me when my friend Dennis Mansfield posted about our local paper requiring another blogger to request permission to link to their stories online.
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