Time Away from the Computer

Starting Sunday, I am going to take a few days away from the computer. I will still be working, but I have decided to take a short break from this blog and FB and Twitter.

I have had a non-stop day with bookkeeping, many errands to run for our ministry, editing videos and doing more work for our new LTW web site. We have had to check every single link on www.bygodsgrace.org today that references any of the articles currently posted on the LTW site. (How I thank God that my mother is a retired school teacher and can help me with a lot of this work. She is working as my assistant from her home outside of Knoxville, TN.)

Out of over 100 links on our www.bygodsgrace.org site, I have to get the web designer names of any links from the BGG site to the LTW site. Why? Because our new web site for the ministry will not have the articles archived like they are currently listed. (We have decided to have a web site called "LTW in Church" just for that archive of articles for research purposes, and the main site will link to this other site where there are articles for Christians about topics and practices within the church.) That being the case, the links currently live on the BGG site to the LTW articles will be dead if we don't make a point of getting these references moved over properly to a place where the articles can still be accessed from the BGG site. Does it sound confusing? Well, this is the sort of thing that keeps me busy most every day! It is challenging to get creative projects done when I do the administration, too.

I saw the entire video of my testimony I shared at Angola prison today, and I feel it should be edited in places, so I worked on that. I hope the edited version will be posted soon to replace the current one.

It is freezing here, way too cold for a long walk in the park. I miss my long walks. I am going to celebrate having my mailout project done by going to the museum this weekend and taking some time away from the computer next week. It will be a little e-vacation before beginning on my writing project for "Is There A Gay Gene?" tract for West Hollywood.