Well, that's kinda funny.

A funny thing happened today. A former church I attended had its domain name expire today. The funny part is that the domain name is registered to my current pastor. Neither one of us had overly thrilling parting of ways from this particular church back several years ago. How ironic that now their domain and email functionality is in our hands.

As ironic as that is, the decision to transfer ownership of the domain to them has been made. While that was the right thing to do, it would have been entertaining to point the domain to... let's just say, a "different" website.

In other news, Stacey took me by her new office to check out "cabinet-gate". Apparently, the colors of the cabinets and shelves were made by a colorblind person. I wondered just how bad it could be. It was worse than I imagined. The building itself is great. Nice brick, layout, painting, flooring, etc. It's ruined by the fact that some obstinate old guy decided it would be FUN to do ALL the cabinets in primary colors. This has transformed the look of the place into a nursery or day care. I mean cabinets are done is yellow, red, blue, yellow... incredible. They all match great!!! IN THE DARK. It's a sad situation.

Things at my office are going well. I've been spec'ing out the new server I'm having installed to replace the old one we currently have. After a vast underestimation of what my budget was, I am redoing my specs and proposing a much more powerful server. It's nice to now be involved with a company interested in doing things RIGHT from the get-go instead of half-a$$ing it. I'm going to have to get rid of my old ways and expectations and start from scratch. Not a problem. ;-)

On another note, looks like I'll be heading up to Nashville this weekend for a drum lesson from Johnny Rabb. My regular teacher, Chester Thompson, is still on tour with Phil Collins. It sounds weird to be saying that, but it's cool to be taking lessons from drummers known worldwide. What a blessing that is. I only wish I could have started when I was younger.