I was going to start out with a picture to show the new “Add Media” feature of Wordpress 2.5, but I think there are some issues with it.  Regardless, I’m enjoying the update.  I just hope they get a few things worked out.  Who knows, though.  It could be my host’s server.  I’m pretty much on very budget hosting.

On to bigger and better things.  How about that weather, eh?  LOVING IT.  I’m about to hop on my bike and kick it over to church for what is probably my 1,000,000th rehearsal in the last few weeks, but something (probably the weather) makes me not care a whole lot.  Even as I’m writing this, I’m realizing that I’m a pretty colloquial blogger.  I have other friends that feel it necessary to regale their readers with philosophic jargon, with which I have no problem, but I struggle to sift through it, and honestly, if I wanted that kind of reading, I probably wouldn’t be reading blogs.

I wrote the title to this post many days ago, but because of my aforementioned difficulties with the image, I never got around to writing it.  And now I find myself wondering where I had intended to go with “The World.”  So in lieu of that, I will actually sign off early, in hopes of keeping whatever base of readers I have left in less suspense in the near future (a.k.a. I hope to post again really soon).

Until next time.

Well, everyone…exciting news.  I got tags working.  I’m not sure what this means for either of us, but at least my Wordpress theme is that much more up to date.

For those of you reading this at blog.mattulrich.com, you may notice a few minor updates. I finally figured out how to get the archives to display with a drop-down box rather than a lengthy list of every month of posts since this blog opened. I also finally updated to 2.2.3 from 2.0.7. 2.3 will be out soon, so hopefully that’ll come shortly. I think if I ever get some time, I want to do a complete redo of my entire website, basing it primarily around this blog, and using Wordpress’ page creation ability for any other content I desire to add. But let us be honest…you don’t really care about the technical jargon. You just want a good end-user experience. Well, let me tell you: that’s what I’m aiming at.