Sunday, June 14, 2009 - New Web Site - Notes From The Cabin
It looks pretty threatening outside and NWS is indicating a 50% chance of a thunderstorm today, so I have decided that if I did do any road work, and it rains, then I’d probably be back to square one, so I’ll work indoors today.
It wasn’t cold enough to build a fire, and when the sun did shine through, it made the sunroom hot enough to open the sliding doors. I have the backup generator running on the economy mode so I can work online, and have spent the morning finishing all the postings to the travel log web site, adding photos as necessary, and then set up a new daily blog web site at http://mountainmanalbert.blogspot.com/
I will attempt to maintain this blog site and keep it current as I write my daily logs. I’ll keep the travel web site for when I take trips, and use Notes From The Cabin to keep readers updated on my daily activities and adventures around my cabin.
After spending ALL DAY on updating the travel site and then setting up the new blog site, I have a new admiration for those people, like my friend Kathy that authors her web site, Legends of America, and respect how much time it takes to operate a full-time site. I just hope I can keep up with these writings and still work on my books, and get things done around the cabin.
The afternoon did produce a little rain, but more thunder than storm. Zack enjoys being able to go outside and play, even in the rain, so we did more than usual today. I continued working on the blog until almost 9 O’clock before quitting for the day. I had some dinner, showered, watched some television and then went to bed at about 11:30.