Why yes it is..

Yup, that’s a fresh, new Movable Type installation over at that new domain. Really wasn’t all that difficult and didn’t take too long, considering I was only working on it while waiting for actual work processes to finish and would have to stop every 5 minutes or so. 🙂 I guess if it had my full attention it wouldn’t have taken very long at all.

Still much work to be done, and many decisions to be made about the content and the design of things over there, but I can tell already that this is going to be a pretty good learning experience!

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