Photos

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I worked hard getting some of the photo albums together for the move over to this site. (Well except the wedding photos, those are going to stay at Yahoo for the time being.) You can see what I’ve gotten so far here. I’ve got copies of about 3 more albums worth of pictures loaded to my laptop. Depending on what type of downtime I have on this weekend out of town, I might try and get those uploaded and the photo page updated with them. Then I need to make some final decisions on the smaller pages listed on the old Photo page. Once that’s all done I begin the dismantling of the forums and the change in the navigation bar at the top of all the pages.

Then I can move onto the next chunk of stuff from the old site. 🙂

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