Project Colonoscopy
As an adult, I’ve done a few handy things, but nothing can compare to the kitchen remodel we just finished. … Continue reading →
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I’m completely floored by the very supportive comments and emails. I can’t possibly respond to all of you, so this … Continue reading →
View ArticleBiz Dev
In my experiment of trying to make this blog have a business, I figure I could be all secretive and … Continue reading →
View ArticleBiz Biv Dev Debrief
Wow. Thanks for all the comments and email. So very encouraging and helpful. I may still do t-shirts for this … Continue reading →
View ArticleSelling Out, Now With More Sellouty Goodness Than Ever
One of the benefits from working at home, aside from ruining the internet and selling out, has been that Heather … Continue reading →
View ArticleSickly. But Now With Handy Advice
I’ve got one of the worst colds of my life. Likely brought upon by Leta having a cold and the … Continue reading →
View ArticleDaddy Has Special Needs
Honda HS1132TA Snowblower – Honda Track-Drive Snowblowers I’m thinking that instead of cursing the 18″ of heavy snow (plus the … Continue reading →
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Getting the Right Tool for the Job
We’ve had a record-breaking winter this year. I’ve spent a lot of time digging out from major storms and cursing … Continue reading →
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Cheap Dolly Made Using IKEA Ivar and Rollerblade Wheels
Very cool idea using cheap parts to make a video rig dolly for DSLR shooting. Photojojo, FTW! Continue reading →
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Jon, you and Heather have really helped me wrap my brain around MT, and my site is all the better for it. Dooce.com is fantastic, and every so often I find another customized feature on there and...
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(can't get to <a href="http://www.dooce.com/archives/daily_photo/01_08_2005.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.dooce.com/archives/daily_photo/01_08_2005.html</a> right now)
View ArticleBy: Kelli
I used MT for a while and liked it. It’s a good piece of software, and was definitely very advanced for its time, back when it was new. While still using MT for the blog, I started playing around with...
View ArticleBy: heidi
when i was a senior in highschool (’89′), my friends and i were also creating an underground magazine called “SPAM”. two issues and one fistfight later, we were all called to the principal’s office and...
View ArticleBy: Wayne
I’m the first chump here to be on Xanga, I guess. At first it was just exciting to be putting my stuff online, and eventually I got some code to make the site look better than the templates Xanga...
View ArticleBy: Tyler
Jon, I know you are loyal, but you should give EE a look, at least to see what they might have to offer that MT doesn't. <a href="http://www.pmachine.com/expressionengine/"...
View ArticleBy: Coelecanth
I used to write music reviews for a DIY punk fanzine. I imagined I was channeling Lester Bangs, but the reality was more Danielle Steel. I really enjoyed it, especially the free CD part of it. I’m...
View ArticleBy: gwadzilla
jon…. your wife is right…. you are a geek but in the good way from the organization of her BLOG I think you are a geek match made in designer/blogger heaven I fear one thing as your daughter starts to...
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