Playing Along

Is it the dog days yet? I can remember back years ago when I used to look forward to a summer evening, weekend, or gasp...vacation. Unfortunately the workload never seems to end and my plate keeps getting bigger. It's hot.

The things that consumed my time the MOST in the past 30 days are:

  • Nursery Remodel
  • Yard Work
  • House Work
  • WoW
  • My first move from shared hosting to dedicated. (still in the process of)
  • Honey Do's (seeing after my impregnated wife) :)
  • Selling Ice Macines

What a way to spend the summer, hopefully I'll bust out some serious online $$$ making idea. Set that bitch on auto and actually get to enjoy next summer with my new daughter.

July 19, 2007 · Filed Under Offline

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