Back from Rome – travel stories!

I’m back! Feels good to be home again. Actually, I’ve been home a little bit over a week, but that week has been spent going to a party with my new employer, attending a wedding and also starting at my new job. During that week, I have also been building and setting up our Rome trip web site, optimized for IE 4 and later (just kidding, ok?). We had a great time and you can find travel stories, pictures and video clips in the web site!

Since people found out that I had come home again, they started asking me when I was going to start blogging and write my next post. This makes me really happy, to see that people appreciate my writings!

A friend of mine, Per at Gamepepper , pointed out to me that I have at least reached #3 in the Lifecycle of Bloggers. πŸ™‚
However, I must confess that I’ve flirted with a lot of the other points as well…

I have come to the conclusion that I won’t be writing a new post every day, Monday – Friday, but maybe somewhere around 2-4 posts per week. This is not due to not having enough topics to cover or lack of motivation, rather just that I have to spend more time with my family and doing other things than just sitting in front of the computer (no, this is not a faux “retire”).
Also, writing every day has lead to some people missing a few of my posts, since they just don’t have the time to visit my web site/read the RSS feed every day (however, what would be more important than that, I have no idea… ;-)).

So, with this move I hope my posts will become better and I aim to write really interesting pieces in the future!

 

I would be very happy if you were to write a comment what you think about the Rome trip web site, or my move to writing fewer (and hopefully better) posts!

 

Update! For you web developers out there: Resize your web browser window in the Rome trip web site and look at the dynamically sized masthead image. Also, take notice of the fixed navigation bar that even works in IE 5!

8 Comments

  • Martin S. says:

    Nice Rome trip web site you've made, Robert!

    I've been traveling too, went to Paris for the first (ant not the last) time in my life.. wonderful city and Rome will probably be my next destination! πŸ™‚

    I agree with you writing every day is killing time – time you don't actually have. I did so a couple of years ago and it all turned out quite bad. I learnt web developing and programming quite well but at what cost? My grades turned down and I was a lot at home instead of chatting with friends or so. :/ Content is king, but quality before quantity. πŸ˜‰

  • Robert Nyman says:

    Martin,

    Thank you!

    I can really recommend Rome, it's a great place.

    Hopefully I will live up to quality before quantity then. I sure will try! πŸ™‚

  • My compliments on the Rome site, too. Very nice! πŸ™‚

  • Robert Nyman says:

    Faruk,

    Thanks!

    It took some time, but at least I feel satisified with it now.

  • Kristin says:

    Welcome back, dear ex-collegue. Hope you enjoy your new work. Seems like you had a nice trip to Rom.

  • Robert Nyman says:

    Kristin,

    Thank you!

    Things are going just fine with my new job.

    I hope everything's ok with you too!

  • Aryz says:

    I sure hope I'd be able to have the chance and the time to go to Rome someday and visit their famous landmarks. I would also like to go to France as well. It's nice that you've really included family time in your schedule, priorities first. πŸ™‚

  • ruth says:

    Being on a vacation for sometime is such a great and refreshing experience, you get to be rejuvenated and relaxed being away from stressful office works for sometime.

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