Well, I gave myself a month to get this place looking ship-shape and proper (as proper as my somewhat limited HTML skills will allow, at any rate) and it looks like I’ve come in just under the wire. I’ve been able to create a whole other side to this site over the past few weeks, navigable over there at the top left, and I’ll continue to add to the content there as time goes on.

This is my first blog in a couple of years. Friends and stalkers may remember such past weblogs as See The Donkey and Two Canadians In Osaka. There was also the short-lived That Was Then, and even shorter-lived Saving Neville, as well as a couple of Blogspot flirtations called Sentenced and Goebbels The Turkey.

If you are aware of more than two of these sites, you are either:

a) me

b) married to me

c) somehow e-cosmically fated to know me as our paths continue to cross at the various intersections along the information superhighway

d) a cyber-stalker with really low ambition

But this is it, the real deal, the dot com after my name. No hiding behind pseudonyms or clever titles anymore.

One might finally say I’m ready to tell the world I’m a writer, get my name out there and stand proudly behind my work.

Or one might say I’ve just run out of creativity when it comes to purchasing domain names.

Either way, I think we’re about to find out.

***** Afterthought: Do people actually say “Information Superhighway” anymore?

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