One more week of holidays left until back to Uni! Aww I enjoyed my holidays. :P Anyway I’ve recently moved to Dreamhost. Yeah yeah, so I’ve heard many complaints about the terrible cpanel and weird lack of localhost (their servers are actually bunched together I think, so the absolute path involves the domain name rather than localhost) however, the move went pretty smoothly and so far, uptime has been great (it seemed I moved in just after they fixed their server and email problems). I have a free domain name too, don’t know what to use it for though. =/

I’ve been trying to install Bellabook as my new guestbook as it has the nifty feature of converting megabook entries into bellabook entries… that way I don’t have to lose any entries! :D However I’ve been having a bit of problems converting the files, but Jem has been a great help. :D However, browsing through my entries I spotted the one left by Rose in my guestbook, about a very old review I did only on her domain years and years ago. I can still vaguely remember what it looked like and my review was quite scathing. However, it really amazes me how much she’s progressed in terms of webdesign and CONTENT. Now I wonder if any of my past reviews of sites are by site-owners I know now but have so changed their style and content that I wouldn’t have linked them to their past work?

Oh btw, Registration is open for this blog. Some posts from now on will be screened from public view. These posts may be more private, more relating to offline activities, more politically incorrect, more *nudge nudge wink wink*, contains more swearing and/or none, some or all of these things. :P You’d need a valid email where your password will be sent (all passwords are off-limits to me) and no, I won’t be using your email addresses for anything. I’d be periodically deleting users whom I’m not familiar with and whom I suspect might be bots and spam. But other than that, anyone is welcome to register (though note that disclaimer!)!

And lastly, I’ve joined Dream-ling’s scavenger hunt! :D

Edit: PLUG! I highly recommend everyone go visit Helena’s beautiful jewellery blog; Like a Fox. While it’s a new blog, it looks like it will eventually grow into an awesome resource site for anyone looking for tips and tutorials on jewellery making. I’ve had a hand at beading a little while ago and I’m a mere amateur, but it is a lot of fun. The site caters to a pretty general audience and I hope it inspires at least some of you to get into jewellery making. Last but not least, please visit High Tea, Helena and Fiona’s online store of very pretty handmade items for very low prices.