It’s been quite the experience the last few months. There’ve now been 100 posts on this site, more coming all the time, more readers coming all the time, and hopefully you all like what’s going on with the site.

Now, since I get bored easily, I’m going to change things up a bit. My brain is too organized not to do category-type dealies, so I’m going to do them, but with a few changes. Here is how I’m going to be organizing content from now on, or at least until boredom or a better idea strikes again. I think this is better, and will make reading and subscribing easier.

Use- Various things that have found their way into frequent use in my life and the lives of others.

Rainy Day- This is more for things that you’ll use periodically, but are really helpful for certain things. Whether it’s booking a flight, or getting a table at a restaurant, you won’t need it every day, but it’s incredibly handy when you do. I have a bookmarks folder called “Utilities” for just such things, and I’ll share them all and more with you.

File- Things worth knowing, or having on hand if you need them.

Explore will still be a category, but it’ll be more reserved for things like databases and broader-scale things that you can really poke your head around in. If it takes more than a couple of mouse clicks or keyboard types to get through it, it’s Explorable.

Read- Things interesting, fun, different, and worth your reading time on the Internet.

Watch- This is still the same, full of fun and interesting things to watch on the Internet.

Listen- Anything involving your ears and speakers- listen’s sort of self-explanatory, no?

Play- The Internet’s for fun, too. Great games and applications to goof around with online.

Lighter Side- Laughter’s just awesome.

I’m also in the process of creating RSS feeds for each individual category. For instance, if all you want is posts about games, then you’ll be able to subscribe to the Play feed. Stay tuned!

Sorry this isn’t much content, but I think it’s important to keep you updated on what’s going on behind the scenes. I won’t lie, computer programming and coding is not my thing, but I’m doing my best.

New stuff begins tomorrow, and feedback is, as always, absolutely critical.