"After being laid off, I papered the town with my resume. Days passed, and I hadn't received a single phone call. I decided to take a closer look at the copies my husband had printed at his real estate office.
"I quickly realized that he hadn't put blank paper into the machine. At the bottom of each copy, written in bold type, was a common real estate disclaimer: 'The information contained herein, while deemed to be accurate, is not guaranteed.'"
Blog Entry Posted at 11:30:46 PM CST
Finally!
I'm finally launching the Blog. I've been putting entries in it since September, but haven't been able to get everything straightened out with it until now. In fact, this is entry #28. That's how behind I am!
If you've really got some time to kill, go back and read all of it. There are entries that cover the Cubs through their triumph and a brief mention of their defeat. There's quite a bit here, ready for eyes.
My Plans for the Blog
I do not plan on ever deleting entries, although I imagine at some point I'll have to.
I'm still debating adding categories to this. I don't know that they'd be useful, so why bother?
This will be my venting point. Anything that bothers me will probably wind up on here.
Announcements about updates I've either made or am thinking about making to BrentButler.com will show up on here.
Anything else I happen to think of
As a little bonus to those reading this, there are a couple of Easter Egg-like things on EVERY page of BrentButler.com that you've probably never noticed:
You can click on the date in the far upper right-hand corner to get The History Channel's "This Date in History" page
You can click on the time in the far lower right-hand corner to get the current time in a WHOLE bunch of time zones
In case if you're wondering, this blog and everything with it was hand-written by me, even though I could have just as easily gone to moveabletype.org and used free code to do it. I like a challenge, I guess. Besides, I can pretty confidently say that no one has a blog EXACTLY like mine. And, if I want to make a major overhaul of the functionality of the darn thing, I can because I wrote it.
