6 posts tagged “bradtastic”
Amazon's Kindle 2 seems awesome. I don't have one in front of me, but I'd like to. The Kindle helps me read much more than I ever have before; so many books taking up so little space, many page-turns without papercuts.
Recently, I've been reading a lot about blogging. The "Valentines topic" emailed the other day struck me as funny; in prepping for my new site (plus blog) and what to do about my current stuff, I've held-off on blogging. Well, that, and I've been sick and injured.
New site up soon I think, because I heart blogging. Not as much as "writing," but... yeah.
I read the book. It's my favorite of the series... and apparently, that makes me apart of Team Edward. I guess there area lot of Twilight fans on Jacob's side, and "New Moon" is the preferred book of the opposition.
Well... I'll usually declare allegiance to the vampires—I understand them best. I relate to them... I've been called (and compared to) them. And I'm fine with that.
I'VE BEEN CAREFULLY PLOTTING AND PLANNING MY NEXT "BIG MOVES," and though the details have been (sorta) made public, I've kept only my tightly-knit personal group informed.
I plan on ditching TypePad (at least for now), sticking with Vox in the mean-time, and I have no plans to change my Livejournal account (as I don't trust the fate of the company).
The biggest addition to my "Bradtastic Lifestyle" is Squarespace. I've been thoroughly impressed by their lightning-fast customer service and support, and their wonderful interface called "V5." The easy-to-edit WYSIWYG stylings will allow me to focus on the writing instead of code, but the feature that really sold me is Daring Fireball's Smartypants — built-in.
As a writer/illustrator/designer with a love for typography and a penchant for perfection, normal blogs' lack of “smart quotes” (alongside lousy blog editors) has been quite bothersome. Just when I was about to give up on my smart quote fantasy, I found an option to enable my saviour-software.
And I was sold.
I was going to leave TypePad without much fanfare or a farewell, but marinesetwas convinced me to send Six Apart my feedback. He likes their service, as does Warner Crocker, so I thought, why not? And I thought I'd share my review with y'all as well—it'll likely appear at Bradtastic.com or my new secret site.
I'm also sharing with you lucky, lucky people, the (partial) list of my Kindle contents! (Exciting!) Until then... stay sexy.
Well... I'll usually declare allegiance to the vampires—I understand them best. I relate to them... I've been called (and compared to) them. And I'm fine with that.
I'VE BEEN CAREFULLY PLOTTING AND PLANNING MY NEXT "BIG MOVES," and though the details have been (sorta) made public, I've kept only my tightly-knit personal group informed.
I plan on ditching TypePad (at least for now), sticking with Vox in the mean-time, and I have no plans to change my Livejournal account (as I don't trust the fate of the company).
The biggest addition to my "Bradtastic Lifestyle" is Squarespace. I've been thoroughly impressed by their lightning-fast customer service and support, and their wonderful interface called "V5." The easy-to-edit WYSIWYG stylings will allow me to focus on the writing instead of code, but the feature that really sold me is Daring Fireball's Smartypants — built-in.
As a writer/illustrator/designer with a love for typography and a penchant for perfection, normal blogs' lack of “smart quotes” (alongside lousy blog editors) has been quite bothersome. Just when I was about to give up on my smart quote fantasy, I found an option to enable my saviour-software.
And I was sold.
I was going to leave TypePad without much fanfare or a farewell, but marinesetwas convinced me to send Six Apart my feedback. He likes their service, as does Warner Crocker, so I thought, why not? And I thought I'd share my review with y'all as well—it'll likely appear at Bradtastic.com or my new secret site.
I'm also sharing with you lucky, lucky people, the (partial) list of my Kindle contents! (Exciting!) Until then... stay sexy.
I'm currently listening to Bitter:Sweet's album Drama... something new for me. I've liked them for a while now, and it's chill music. Multi-situational. I appreciate that.
Yesterday I saw really cool Oakley eyewear (oxymoronic I know... Oakley is perhaps just moronic, however...) called "Thump." The problem: the black frames were only 512MB instead of 1GB. The 1GB Thumps are white and I don't like the look... not nearly as much. Perhaps SGH will get the larger/better version in, and soon.
Even more important: I got to see Stephanie there... and got to have dinner with her after she was off of work. I went over the Nordstrom to chat with Ashley in The Rail, and Daniel tried on some new designer jeans to toughen up his look. Ended up with a new sweatshirt and belt. Evenings are starting to get colder... and I like it. It'll feel like Christmas soon, and that's a really good thing—it'll actually be Christmas soon—it's over so fast, anytime I can feel it extended is bliss.
iTunes offers a lot of free music, and makes "shopping" for new stuff a snap. Netflix makes movie-watching very easy... and now that I have it, I'm amazed that I didn't get it YEARS ago. For the first time in a while, I'm thinking that it'd be kinda cool living with someone else... and that maybe I could do it. Someone other than Kristen (I know I can live with her).
Until next time... whenever that is. I'm still planning the new iteration of Bradtastic and Pownce-replacement (I love/d my Pownce).
motorphilia thinks Men, face it . . . we can't and will not ever win. Women have us beat. "At what game," you ask, I don't know. We will never know, that's why
Twitter for the win... you either know it or need it.
Then you can follow my tweets, and then follow my tumblelog as well.
JUST TESTING features... and deciding whether or not I want to continue to use Vox.
http://bradstyle.tumblr.com
