Hi everyone,

I would like to take this time to tell you that from now on I will be taking this blog a little more seriously. In the past, I wasn't very organized (which I discussed here). And, I didn't, and still don't, have much time to spend writing blog posts. Due to my lack of time, I would result to reposting videos, games, pictures, etc. that I came across surfing the web. Reposts of funny and interesting items will not go away completely but, you will see more original content from now on. I have been finding that when you post more original content, the more people take your site seriously which results in people visiting more often. The original content that I plan to post will focus more heavily on technology because I just am more passionate about it. I will, however, venture out into other topics.

When I started this site, I really didn't know what I wanted to do with it. I had just been approached by Brian Hursey, an individual I went to boot camp at EMC Corp. He told me he had webhosing and he didn't use half of the storage space. He then asked me if I wanted to host a site off of it. Since this was an offer that I couldn't refuse, I accepted the offer. I then had a site that I didn't know what to do with. I originally just started playing around with it, seeing how it worked, after all this was my first wordpress site. If you know anything about wordpress, it is a very different form of web design from traditional HTML with CSS websites. I had to familiarize myself with PHP. Eventually this resulted in what you see right now.

I realize that the site design is "OK" but, it does not reflect my talents and I am not that pleased with the overall look and design of this site. With that said you will see more design changes in the near future. I have a few ideas in mind but, I don't want to change it completely. One change is that I am thinking of moving the navigation menu for this site back to the top. Please feel free to post your suggetions of what you like or dislike about this site in the comments. Keep in mind, you don't have to be a registered user to post a comment.

Thanks for sticking with me,

Sean D. Feeney