I’ve switched it up (once again) and placed any professional work onto a separate blog at my main site: sidneylo.com.
Oh, as of May 3rd, I will be self-published. If you care to read about it, I will be inundating you with links to the same blurb about my book in the coming weeks.
I’ve been busy with a new semi-regular job, releasing my first self-published book, figuring out how to buy a suit jacket that fits me (and acquiring it before the third of April), and preparing for a week-long trip to Chicago. I have, however, been using any downtime to re-watch the first season of Battlestar Galactica. Grace Park is 35 years old; can you believe that? Frak.
I’ve begun updating the layout for the site today. It’s pretty bare, as is with it’s previous incarnation, but I’ll be focusing more on shaping the content to be more photography related. I’ll also be trying to produce more original content for the site instead of the usual off-site linking.
* This post will be stickied until further refinements are made on the new layout. The blog will still be updated, but content will be underneath this sticky until everything is finished.
Update: Everything seems to be functional. Any changes will be rolled out slowly, but the updates will commence as usual. Thanks!
I’m out of town for the next two weeks; expect sporadic updates while I work out of the Self Edge New York offices during my exodus from San Francisco. There will definitely be food pics.
I’ve just gotten around to cleaning up the site a bit and making all the remaining WordPress code uniform with the theme. I’ve added a monthly archive and Twitter feed that includes my most recent tweet.
I went on a two week-ish vacation by accident. It all started when I ran out of coffee beans and then decided that my current blade grinder was insufficient. I finally shelled out money for a conical burr grinder and will resume blogging daily. I’ve had these tabs open for ages and they were supposed to go into WordPress but that was a while ago. More on my twitter, of course.
Trafficking
Roughly a week’s worth of traffic. Zamn.