Happy New Year!

Ok I’m back and ready to rock and roll. One of my new years resolutions is to blog more - fingers crossed eh. I have a semi completed post about being remarkable and potato salad - I should have that to you tomorrow.

May 2007 be all that you want it to be.

I had hoped to blog more this week but have been so busy trying to get things finished for clients before the Christmas break I didn’t have a chance. My New Years resolution will be to blog more regularly.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for reading my blog and for all the wonderful feedback and comments you’ve given me. Have a great Christmas and New Year!

I’m taking a break and will be back on January 2 2007. Yup, no rest for the wicked.

Looks like I better jump on the bandwagon. Thanks Kim. Ok, so 5 things you don’t know about me:

1. In the offline world I’m known as “mouth of the south”. Yeah, yeah, apparently I talk a lot.
2. I once crashed my mum’s car driving out of a panel beaters. I was there picking up her car which had just been repaired from the last time I crashed it. No, she has not let me drive her car since.
3. I love fonts almost as much as I love shoes and handbags.
4. My hero is Nelson Mandela.
5. I designed the Clientside SEM website for Scott and Aaron.

Who’s next: Peter Da Vanzo, Dave Child, Scottie Claiborne, Diane Vigil and Bill Slawski.

Going through my Bloglines subscriptions I noticed that for a web designer I have far more search marketing related feeds than web design ones. So I’m working on changing that. Problem is finding them ain’t so easy. Can anyone recommend some really good web design focused blogs?

My DNS host has been experiencing a Denial of Service attack which has been affecting my site’s uptime. If you’re reading this it’s obviously back up. My apologies for the interruptions.

Finally having a blog of my own has made me appreciate even more all the bloggers I have read and enjoyed over the years.

Whilst my blog is relatively new I was introduced to blogging early - having designed Peter Da Vanzo’s SearchEngineBlog.com website. Peter was blogging way back before most and I always looked forward to his daily thoughts and comments. Now I can truly appreciate the effort he put into it. So thank you Peter and all those other bloggers who take the time to write truly great, insightful posts. It’s appreciated.

I’m still settling into my own blogging style and still struggle with what to write at times. If anyone has any suggestions or topics they’d love to hear more about please let me know.