All the Pages Are My Days - the first 12 years
the (archived) online world of Mike Rodriquez 2002-2012
April 01, 2004 Heading North Our latest journey, a road trip to Seattle to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary, got off to a low-key start today. We left San Jose around 9am and with little effort (and virtually no traffic problems) made it to Eureka around 4pm. We’re heading up to Brookings tomorrow; it’s located … Read more
Laurina loved sunflowers. I suppose that’s why it was special today, when after visiting Rose Hill we came across a field of sunflowers that were very nicely highlighted against an incoming storm. :: These are for you, Laurina, on what would have been your 91st birthday. Here’s a nostalgic look at the past, taken 7 … Read more
A few days into offering All the Pages via the WordPress blogging system things seem to be going pretty well. The redirects from the old site are working and my modest traffic levels haven’t changed to any degree (though I think it will take 2-3 weeks before that’s a certainty). Somehow when I imported the … Read more
Same address as before, but the site is now primarily powered by WordPress. After loading a test copy of my content on Sunday, and spending a few hours Monday and Tuesday evening making sure everything was the way I wanted it, I decided it was ready to go. I still have some odd and ends … Read more
I’m strongly considering migrating this site from MovableType to WordPress. You can see a preview of my WordPress site here: All the Pages, WordPress Edition! I’ve been looking at a couple of different themes, and variations on those themes, and am close to making a decision; if you have any thoughts after reviewing the new … Read more
I’m considering changing the software that powers this site, and this is the first post using the new software, WordPress. You can return to the MovableType version of the site via this link (no longer active).
All the Pages are My Days is the occasional journal of Mike Rodriquez. For the past few years I’ve been writing about technology, politics and travel, with a number of recipes and photo essays posted as well. The site is searchable and there are both category and monthly archives available, so have a look around. … Read more
