Welcome to the T5 website ... finally. I've been working on this site for months. Motivation ... lacking. Direction ... lacking. Purpose ... lacking. Talent ... diminshed. I could have titled this "I'm not as smart as I used to be." I used to whip out projects that involved writing, creativity and details. Not so much anymore. I decided to upgrade from the lackluster FrontPage for web site design to the most popular tool -- Dreamweaver. Wow. I sucked it up and bought the entire Creative Suite. It can do anything ... if you can figure it out. Finally, I figured out ... the basics.
Current status on T5, the book? The book is written and I am doing my final editing before turning it over to a professional and unbiased editor. I had put the manuscript on the shelf and was contemplating if just writing it was enough ... or did I really need to print/publish it. I've decided. It's time to at least print enough copies for friends ... and then get started on my next project (I already have the name, but I'm not telling yet).
The blog? I always have something to say about my back, but since I was just writing for myself, I put it in my journal instead of a blog. Now that I'm ready to move on the actual book, it's time to get back to blogging about T5.
The web site? Too many details in html for me. You forget one letter or make one typo and the whole site doesn't work. Way too much brain power needed for a person in pain. It's amazing how much energy I spend on pain and trying to control it which results in me not being as smart as I used to be. I just don't think as detailed anymore. But I got a simple site published and now I'll take on the task of upgrading the site ... a little at a time.
How's my back? Seeing as the last two weeks have been overwhelmingly gray (as opposed to sunny and bright), I'm struggling, but this morning as I look out the office window, I see sunshine, so maybe today is MY day. Hope yours is great.
Candy's continuing and personal story about life with chronic pain after suffering a broken back. T5 refers to the fifth thoracic vertebra ... broken in 2003.
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