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Tools of the Trade

Keeping a food website alive is a bigger undertaking than it first appeared to me. It’s also easier than I really imagined it to be, in a lot of respects.
It’s all in the wrist. And the tools.
As you can see (from my footer, at least) I use WordPress for my site. It’s not just for [...] Read more »

Posted by: The Chile Doctor on Saturday, June 21st, 2008

Ooops! I Missed. (But It’s All Right, Really)

Yesterday was most hectic, with high school graduation (daughterperson’s leaving home!) and all. I did mange to find time to download Zoundry’s newest product, the Raven Beta. I have used Zoundry for a year, and found it to be a stable, serviceable blog editor. So when I found out they have a new editor in [...] Read more »

Posted by: The Chile Doctor on Sunday, June 8th, 2008

Gentlemen, (Re)Start Those Engines!

Spicy Blog Returns
Life tosses you curve balls; you adjust your stance and swing away. Strike out and you sit on the bench for a while, wondering how Charlie Brown must have felt. Then you play right field for, like, three dog years (that’s five months for most of us) while the other team bats around [...] Read more »

Posted by: The Chile Doctor on Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

Just Pho’ Me

Man, I thought I was busy in Asia. That was until I got home…
Chores, client demands and hanging issues, Wordpress upgrades, and just dealing with 11 time zones change; it’s a tough life I lead. But– I got some compensation yesterday. I had Pho.
For several years now, I’ve been on a mission to find the [...] Read more »

Posted by: The Chile Doctor on Friday, October 19th, 2007

A Long Day, Sweating Over a Hot Wordpress…

Last night’s late dinner included grilled chicken risotto accompanied by White Merlot.  Paula wasn’t in a mood to drink, and I had already wasted, er, used 2/3 cup of the nectar in the risotto.  The remainder of the chilled, 1.5 liter bottle of wine just sat there; what to do, what to do?
 I drank it, [...] Read more »

Posted by: The Chile Doctor on Monday, September 10th, 2007