Wedding, Websites and World in Conflict

The fact that I barely have time to write this post is proof enough of how busy this last weekend has been.

Let's talk websites first. I am currently working on two projects, one is an entirely new website and the other is an update to one of my existing websites. Nothing more to say here, except that I am really excited about both projects and they are both nearly complete.

My wedding is coming up in September (the 15th to be exact). It's the first time I've posted about my wedding in this blog. Last week I went to the jeweler to get my wedding ring sized and then I spent all day yesterday (Sunday) getting suits for myself and my groomsmen.

World in Conflict is a new RTS game that I am currently BETA testing. It's a heap of fun, if you haven't tried it yet, I suggest you do. Google "World in Conflict Beta" for more info.

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