Monthly Archives: March 2004

It’s taken a lot of work behind the scenes, but I’m pleased to announce I’ve just launched a “Photoblog” section for this web site. Since my photography classes will be starting tomorrow night, I felt this is the perfect time for me to add this feature to ianspiers.com. Sure, there are still a few issues I need to address, but enough of the new section is functioning for me to feel happy about it.
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The weather forecast for the Seattle area calls for a high of 52&deg (14.4&degc), with showers throughout the day. School starts Monday night and (hopefully) the job will be kicking in again on Tuesday, so this is the last weekend I have to go out and shoot extra film. This is also the last free weekend I’m going to have to spend with Mary, just doing whatever. This also means that I only have about two and a half days left to attack the items remaining on the To Do list I started last weekend. It’s going to be a full day.
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Thanks to the inexplicable loss of my internet connection, this morning started a little differently than usual. Actually, I found the interruption a bit funny. I’ve been so used to this part of my morning routine–checking my email, reading some local news, checking the weather, etc. –that I had to actually think about what to do next. My disorientation only lasted until Willy’s routine jarred me back to life, but it sure was interesting while it was happening.
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I took a little break from the web stuff in the early part of the day and went out and around Ballard. I needed the break.
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