Stick With What You Know

After much wrangling and prodding with MT, I had an epiphany of sorts. Creating styles and templates through MT isn't something that I want to continually bother with, especially since I can design an entire site in Dreamweaver via CSS. Three column with a header and all the script that I can stand to put in. Ahhhhh, the comforting interface of DW.

MT has dominated the bulk of my time. Hell, who am I kidding... ALL OF MY TIME. It is a great program and it may serve me better in the future when I am comfortable building and navigating within its borders. For now, I will stick with Blogger... It's just too friggin easy.

--ANALOGY--

It's like working on American mades all your life and then someone asking you if you can synchronize the carbs on their ZX7. It really doesn't translate. Yeah, you can do it, but one of those boys from MMI can do it smoother, cleaner, and faster. And good on 'em, somebody's gotta work on those things.

That's about it on this end. I know, nothing mind shattering or terribly funny about my postings about MT and all that. Honestly, I wish I had something worthwhile to write about. That would mean that I was thinking about something besides MT and getting it to work. At this point, I'd welcome a decent graphics gig. I'm even considering Space Madness as a viable out. Speaking of Space Madness, click on the John K. link over there on the left and go see what he is up to. Now that Coop has finished his homage to Playing with your Joystick, things are a bit slow at his gig.

Ok, so I took a one hour or so break mid-post, and now I'm back at the helm. SW Battlefront II is a good way to take a break. Oh well, back to Dreamweaver.