I haven't posted in a while. A long while. So long that I don't think it even qualifies as a 'while' any more. *emoface*

Things are well, though...I assure you. Here's an update, in massive list form:

- Sarah and I got bitchin' new tattoos: hers is flowery, mine is lion-eating-persony
- Sarah is home for the Summer, which is awesome
- Work is busy, but my last trip during the '90 day trial period' is next week.
- The wedding plans are coming along, slowly but surely
- The wedding site is also coming along, also slowly and less surely

So I've fallen into my old patterns...I'm not posting blogs; I'm not posting links; I'm not running my cron job to update the feeds; I'm a bad person. What can I say? Nothing. I'm lazy, and sometimes I just don't feel like being responsible for things.

I need to change that. I'd started out the year all "GTD! GTD!" and I was going to enhance my digital life and centralize everything and make it all wonderful and shiny and easy to use. Instead, I got bored with that process and moved on to doing other, more fruitful things: watching LOST.

So. I still haven't posted those pieces. I still haven't really made notable headway on my other three projects. I still haven't updated to Drupal 6 (well, I *can't* update yet, but I haven't had the time, either). What have I done? Well, it hasn't been laundry or dishes, either...

I've been working. A lot. Long hours. Late nights. We've got big things going on right now, and I'm an integral part of that, so I've been the diligent employee and done what I've had to do. Why? Because I love what I do. I like the people I work for. I believe in our mission.

I never did post those updates, did I? There are good reasons for that, mostly because both Sarah and I have been sick. Outside of sickness, there was also a teevee/internet outage to contend with, which necessitated a rethink in the network layout (to a much better setup), and in order to properly convey all of this, I need to add some modules to my site. Then there was the being busy thing...which I have been, despite illness.

More later.