I saw Colin R Clark for a bit today. He was in town for a family wedding and had a free morning (though there was not too much free time besides that). I felt a little bad because I was dead-feeling this morning, and should have been in a more springy mood when seeing a friend after long time of not seeing him. Anyway, it was cool to see Colin and I enjoyed hearing about his travels to Italy as well as just soaking in the CRC style for a bit. That whole conversation (and picture show) really made me want to go to see Europe.

In other news, I set the zoarlutheran.com site up to a different server and it appears to be working well (we will be sure once the DNS propogates). Now we have to figure out how to use 5 gigs of storage and 10gigs of daily transfer. I figure we could put some Zoar music up to start with. The ultimate goal is to have a site wherein the congregation can manage its own content (i.e. a dynamic site with boards, calendars, and such). I am still looking for a good mambo-like content management service (CMS) that would make this easy on me and the site users/administrators--if you know of a good CMS, let me know.

Colin gave me some good advice on organizing my photos, and I just redid the categorization I had used for them. Now if only there were descriptive labels on each of the photos so I could find what I want. I have 7,139 files in my photo directory right now, so this might take a while...

Questions of the week:
Do you take primarily film or digital pictures?
If digital, how do you organize them?
Also, about how many pictures have you taken in your lifetime?
(Daryl, I am especially curious about your responses, of course.)