I was probably 19 when a friend of mine told me he could build me a website. I was impressed by the whole concept; this was during the era of pets.com you see, and everyone thought a website could make you money. I had an inkling of how to make money (which I guess I still do now), which was, at the time, to throw together a site, add some merchandise and some pictures, and that would be the end of it. Well, that was 10 years ago. How do you think it went? In the amount of time it's taken to get to this point, I've made about negative a thousand dollars at this point. In asking myself what I've learned in this amount of time it would have to be, a website is just like having a puppy. You have to feed it nearly once a day, or else it just falls over and dies. And with that dear reader, I pledge to you to bring you new exciting content as often as I can. Keep your eyes peeled for whatever it is that I'm currently working on, including the comedy/musical showcase I call "The Smoothcast", new songs that have been taking me longer than I would like, but I'm hoping you'll enjoy, and some hilarious observations in blog form. I'm just sitting here in the dark, pounding on my keyboard, trying to avoid every pitfall that's tripped me up and pushing forward until I get something done. Hope you like it!