My Plan to Save Money On Gas

Well, I’ve finally gone and done it. Anyone who knows me well, knows that I don’t care much for work. More accurately, I don’t care for having a job. Thus it is with great delight that I announce I am making a transition to being jobless. No longer will I be making rich, old, white guys richer… or older… or whiter. My official escape from cubicle nation will be the eighteenth of August in this two-thousand-sixth year of our Lord.

I’m going to do nothing but watch daytime soaps and let my wife support me. Well, that’s not entirely accurate. I’m actually going to be working my butt off to continue the growth of The Web Shop. Still, walking up the stairs is a vast improvement over driving 25-45 minutes as far as morning commutes go.

A Tale of Two Blogs

Clay, you’re writing for two different blogs?  That’s crazy.  It’ll never work.  One man just doesn’t have that kind of time, I don’t care what kind of sleep schedule you’re on.

Yes, I am writing for two blogs now, but the subject matter is drastically different.  This is a personal blog without any unifying them theme more complicated than “thoughts that happened to enter my head”.  My other blog adheres strictly to the subject of running a web design business.  That material won’t interest most of the (four) readers of this blog.  But (the four of) you don’t have to worry about “Can I Change This Later?” being forgotten.  I don’t intend to stop seeing movies anytime soon, and I always have time for a Single Sentence Movie Review.

The New Web Shop

I recently got a new logo for my web design business courtesy of Mike and Betsy.  Such a momentous occasion could only be appropriately celebrated with a site redesign.

I still expect to be adding quite a few things in the coming months, but the general look and feel should be steady for a while.  To be honest the previous didn’t do much for me.  I also don’t think it gave people a very good idea of what kind of work they should expect from me.  What you see now is a more accurate reflection of my style.

The Web Shop

There are still a few finishing touches that need to occur (ed: like the remarkably bad purple and green logo), but the site for my freelance web design business is now available for public viewing.

The Web Shop