small talk for a small world
A new start for 2010
Well it is 2010 and I decided that I need to change The Sims .co.uk. I have decided create myself a blogging site which I intend to post to as often as time will allow me to. I have also linked in my Twitter account so you can all see what I am waffling about on a daily basis.
I have started a new job in London this year and I intend to throw everything I have into my work and family in 2010. I have a real interest in the world wide web, social media and new media in general so I will be blogging a lot about these subjects over the coming year.
The next week will be me playing with this installation of WordPress and also sorting out The Sims.co.uk forums which I have recently wiped and reinstalled with a new version of Vbulletin.
I will leave this post here, but I just wanted to wish all those who stumble upon my website a Happy New Year, and I hope 2010 is a good year for you also.
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