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[personal] “So you say it’s your birthday”
Well, I am now 44. Actually, since I was born in Taiwan, I think I turned 44 sometime yesterday evening. And I had a decent night’s sleep again, so I’ll be able to enjoy the day.
As a birthday present to myself, I’m announcing today my new Web site at jlake.com. I’ve held that domain for years, with a series of fairly lame handcoded html pages. Thanks to Jeremy Tolbert’s excellent design and coding skills, I now have a dynamic site with integrated podcasting, blogging, and even an updated bibliography!
Go check it out.
You’ll also notice I’m now blogging from WordPress at the site, with a cross-post here to LJ. Everything there will be here, while occasional LJ-only features such as polls will still be here. So if you read me on f-list, nothing will change. If you’d prefer to read me on WordPress or RSS, you can pick it up there.
Meanwhile, I am on to my day.
Posted: 7:09 am Fri June 06 2008 |
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1. Dave Raines
June 6th, 2008 at 8:05 amCongratulations on birthday and very cool website! Great style, too, going live on your birthday.
2. Peter Hollo
June 6th, 2008 at 8:35 amAnd happy birthday over here too!
I was looking at the books and can’t-waiting re Escapement, and was thinking “I’ve got all the short story collections” and realised there’s one I don’t have… still!
Maybe someone in the US or Aus postal service has it, who knows? :/
3. S.H. Segal
June 6th, 2008 at 9:18 amHappy birthday!
4. Constance
June 6th, 2008 at 12:34 pmAwesome new site! Love the format. Congrats! And Happy Birthday, too.
5. Chris York
June 6th, 2008 at 1:43 pmHAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
It’s a great day for a birthday, don’t you think?
Here’s to clear skies and good health for the coming year!
Chris York