whatever would we do without them internets?

Today, I decided to migrate my site to some sort of content managing software, thinking it would simplify the whole process if I could a) cut and b) paste and c) click a button that would immediately post the Big Wad of Text to the internet without my having to match all the little code widgets with the little slash that turns ‘em off, miss a squillion, then have to comb through the pages looking for the missing thingie.

I should probably sound more technical than that when discussing my revamp of the Geekfarm’s website, shouldn’t I?

Anyway, when I came back from my reality check (me? revamp? BWA! that would be work!) I then decided to actually do some job searching. Which I do every day without fail, really, what with being underemployed and all. So I hit the major job search sites, signed up for yet another bot that will email me jobs that match my criteria, altered a bot I had set up at Huge HMO’s site so it would stop sending me nursing job ops, and twenty minutes later I’d sent another resume and moved on to a glass of tea and some serious reorganization of my iTunes folder.

And then I read some fic, and totally fell for the author’s site — wow. I could make my site that organized and wonderful and easy to use. So now I’m staring at instructions on how to do that. But I can guarantee that now that the LJ feed is fixed, I will look at the complexities involved and say, uh, Self, y’all’s crazy. And I might have a fic done soon at this rate.

If I can quit playing Civilization IV. Man. It’s great to be queen!

ADHD? Only since I got the internet. Seriously, every five minutes it’s something else. I used to be able to focus well enough to read WHOLE BOOKS in a sitting. I am so jealous of my younger self.