I’ve been busy this week working on a website redesign project. I finally got to the point where all the components are working with each other, and now I’m importing the content from the old site. It’s very exciting.

I love code. There are times when I am so stressed because something is not doing what I want it to, but after I fix it, I think back and realize there was this rush amidst the stress. It fascinates me how letters, numbers, and characters translate into patterns and colors.

Call me weird, but I love typing – the clicking of the keys beneath my fingers. When choosing a new keyboard, I’m very particular. The keys can’t be too quiet, else I’d unconsciously hit the keys harder, trying to obtain that reassuring clicking sound. So what I love about webdesign is how much of it involves typing. Photoshop is one thing, but there is something geekishly fun about opening up notepad to solve a problem in the layout.

So, due to the fact that I was tied up with this project all week, I haven’t read many blogs, but the following are my favorite posts, in chronological order.

–>Blame Monopoly! @ i pick up pennies

–>Jesus Tree @ Desiring God Blog

–>I’m Still Learning What Not to Wear @ (In)Courage

–>The Homemakers Haven: Thinking of Mary @ A High And Noble Calling

–>Making Much of the Teacup @ Tea & Cookies

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I ran across a lot of good blogs this week, and know I read some really good posts, but now that I look for them, I can’t seem to find them. Had I known I wanted to make this post, I would’ve starred them in my reader or added them to Delicious. I should do that regularly anyway. Well, anyway, here are my favorite posts from the week:

Christmas
1913 Christmas Card @ Bell Whistle Moon
Advent: Standing in the Middle @ Desiring God Blog
Free “A Christmas Carol” Audio Book @ The Freebie Blogger
Simplifying Christmas @ A High and Noble Calling

Other (for lack of a better category)
Fellowship Matters (or… does it?) @ Reflection of the Times
Should We Lie to Our Spouse? @ Life’s a Peach
Truth and Culture @ Lyrical Theology

Have a wonderful weekend everybody, especially those of you who have to work.

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