Gosh, the installation was easy. My server offers it as an easily installable option. Click . . . done! I find that I need to update and advance my web mojo to keep up with one of my clients. So I am spending hours and hours learning how to do stuff I shied away from before.<\/p>\n
That’s OK. It is the pathway now between fear and trembling on one hand and dread on the other.<\/p>\n
I finished two projects this week that were sort of looming over my head. They were obligations to the academic community I am a part of and had been ignoring. The first, a review of Amos Yong’s book The Spirit of Creation<\/em>\u00a0for a journal that included comments about the book and\u00a0Amos’\u00a0response to them. Dread kept me from that one. I couldn’t face the knowledge of that subject for a while, after I had thoroughly indulged myself in it. The second project was reading a book on theology for Brill, title and author’s name were withheld from me so I could review fairly. Good book, interesting thesis, but I don’t know when it will come out. I had forgotten to do it, and an email from the publisher reminded me. So fear and trembling pushed me to finish it.<\/p>\n Drupal, an open source web development system, a CMS. Interesting, simple structure. I am just beginning my journey.<\/p>\n Today I am going to the movies with my Alpha unit in the afternoon, and pick up my spouse from the airport in the evening.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Gosh, the installation was easy. My server offers it as an easily installable option. Click . . . done! I find that I need to update and advance my web mojo to keep up with one of my clients. So I am spending hours and hours learning how to do stuff I shied away from … Continue reading drupal<\/span>