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Busy Days

I’ve been a busy boy the past few days. I have been working with my clients who own CD & ,ultimedia storage e-commerce sites, entering all sorts of new products and getting them set for the Christmas season. And after that I have a new site to prepare for them that will feature all sorts of storage products beyond media storage. I also have a complete redesign to work on for my church’s site and various other projects.

I’ve also just about completed a new design for my buddy Jason McGibbon. Though it’s not at 100% I uploaded the new design since the old one was giving some errors. It’s a simple but kind of cool design in my somewhat-biased opinion. I still want to add some more pizazz to it, but I think it will do the trick for him.

Anyways, now you know why I haven’t been writing all that much over the past few days. I have some ideas for topics for the rest of the week, so I should do better!


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