I’m shocked that I’ve not posted new work sooner. I’ve been doing several offline projects, and moving. So I have an excuse. I’ve been doing more website creation than article writing lately too.

• Submitting your site to search engines
• Web design tips
• Heraldry and coats of arms
• Newspaper genealogy research

Oh, and I am now one of the blog writers at Dot-Mom.com

Since most of my stuff lately has been offline work or ghost-writing that I am not allowed to lay claim to, I have not had alot of article links to post. I am not a slacker, so get that thought right out of your head. So I am going to toss some exposure and linkage to my good friend and real estate guru, Joel Nash. Here is some of his latest stuff.

• Get a Mortgage with No Down Payment
• Real Estate Closing Costs
• Buying Investment Property
• Home Buyers Timeline
• Home Inspections

More of my own work next time. Maybe.

I think I finally have taken on more work than I can comfortably handle. I guess it was inevitable. Add an article project and a book collaboration into my regular schedule and I need about 35 hours in a day.

• Eat Like a Localvore
• What does a Cousin, Once Removed Mean?
• Using a CMS
• Environmentally Friendly Paint
• Rose Petal Recipes

I’ve been working on some offline writing projects, so fewer new articles to post. Also I’m getting too lazy to post here. Just a little bit.

• The Holly King and Oak King
• French Canadian Meat Pie
• Most Difficult Jigsaw Puzzles
• Pagan Calendars and Datebooks for 2008
• Ethics in Freelance Writing

Now that I get work-time each and every weekday, I get just so much work done I can’t keep up with myself. That’s really not that true….

• Unusual Vegas Weddings
• Open a PayPal Account
• Keeping a Venus Flytrap
• Kid-Tough Digital Camera
• How Often Should You Blog
• Professional Blogging Networks
• The London Underground

Also semi-launched two new websites:

• Clicktodonate.org - a collection of links to all those free donation sites, that you just have to click to make a donation.
• SNatalog.com - a social networking directory

Both of these are technically up and running but are still undergoing design tweaks, and are a bit light on content right now. I’m sure once I discover who to add another 6 hours to the day, I’ll be able to get them finished up.

Seems like I have done a lot lately. Always easier to work when Em is back in daycare.

• Nightmare Before Christmas Collectibles
• Collecting Antique Typewriters
• Baked Apple Recipes
• Clean Air Houseplants
• Watch out for Writing Scams

Well, after butting heads a few times with my potential editors, I had to take the disappointing route of withdrawing my application for a site I wanted to write for. Some editors insist on too much perfection, or at least too much “their way only”. I say, let them write their own articles then….

But being the trooper that I am, writing is getting done:

• Take a mule down the Grand Canyon
• The Gorillpod camera tripod
• Tallest travel destinations
• Concise, brief, to the point
• Ancestor Altars for Samhain

Haven’t posted anything in a while, so there are lots of articles to mention:

• Stay underground in Coober Pedy
• Alarm clocks that get you out of bed
• Dog sledding adventures
• When working from home, expect the unexpected
• Use enough keywords in your writing
• Altar tool basics

Also working on installing a chatroom on Covenspace. Nothing to show for that just yet, I’m still testing the silly thing.

• Firefly cell phones for kids
• Space Tourism
• 21 ways to read a tarot card
• BlogExplosion dead?

Ok, not that much done….