Drupal. Mapovino. Wine. Mostly?
Today I noticed this month’s copy of Cook’s Illustrated had arrived in the mail. It seemed like more than a month had passed since I had received my last copy, and a brief thought flashed through my head - maybe last month’s copy had been caught by the spam filter?
Oh good lord. I told this to a close friend of mine, and he snorted and said under his breath as he walked away, “Nerd….”
It’s a new year, and a new birthday. And I’ve got a new laptop. What other time than to try to re-seed this dying old blog with some new breath. A lot of of stuff is going on, but a few notes for readers (new and old):
This blog is mainly intended for the a) search and find readers, b) the RSS / automated readers. This blog will ultimately frustrate people who want to visit this page every day (or a couple of times a week) because I’m just not that consistent. But I want to post things primarily for people who might be searching for content that I talk about; and also for the automated readers who will see anything new when I post it - but otherwise will not miss the absence.
Also, I tend to lie a lot. Well, not what you imagine. I often say “I’ll get back to that later” or “I’ll be talking about X soon.” - and I never do. Only one thing I can say. Sorry. 
As usual, the topic areas covered here will be my work in general (Web2.0-ish stuff; technology in schools; Drupal) and personal stuff (food and wine, primarily). You can stick to one set of topics or another by using the tags.
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