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From January 2000 to March 2009 I maintained this eJournal using Dreamweaver, CSS, and manual coding. It was a labor of love, but a lot of work. In April of 2009, I switched (with mixed emotions) to the datebase-driven WordPress system in order to make updating my eJournal quicker and simpler. The calendar below lists all the original entries prior to April 2009.
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| January |
1-31 |
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| February |
1-28 |
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| March |
1-31 |
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Why keep an eJournal?
The idea of an online journal came from a friend of mine in Austin named Bryan (aka: ChaosInAustin). Bryan has a great online fotojournal that he has been sharing with his friends and family since 1998. Every week, I view his site to see what he's been up to. When I first started reading his entries, I thought Bryan's fotojournal was a great way to keep his friends up-to-date on the ups and downs in his life. I wanted to do the same, but I had to wait until I owned a digital camera. Finally, at the beginning of 2000, I purchased a Polaroid PDC 700, created my eJournal, and have been keeping it up-to-date ever since. |
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