Pardon the Visual Trauma

by Liberation on May 30, 2010

Please pardon the visual trauma of my website this weekend. After a few years of working exclusively with Movable Type I am finally giving up my masochistic ways and am converting to WordPress. With this new found clarity I look forward to less frequent mood swings and an end to random fits of screaming “WHY!?” while shaking my fists to the heavens.

So needless to say there will no more Movable Tye related content here in the future.

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