I have finished the “We Remember Them” site for the POS-FFOS (Parents of Suicide – Friends and Family of Suicide) group. (They are a great support group for those that are affected by suicide.) This is another site that had to be totally rebuilt due to the One-Man-Hosting-Company that refused to provide any customer service, had availability problems, and would not give the group access to their web site files and databases. So I have had to rebuild every site on a new host (Bluehost, which is excellent, BTW).

The new We Remember Them (www.we-remember-them.com)  “was created to provide a place for people all over the world to place the names of deceased loved ones so that their names will not be forgotten. I think it is quite nice-looking, and easy to view the names that were submitted. There is an “Outreach” page that contains links to other support sites (many of which I have re-built). The sites are highly recommended for those that need support and comfort.

Now it’s on to the next project for the group. There will be some programming challenges, but I think the result will be worth it.

In other news, we had a bit of snow last night, ending up with about 2 inches on the ground. So I got a bit of exercise this morning clearing off the 50-foot-wide driveway with my snow shovel. It wasn’t too bad; consider what my old friend John Dominik (he lives in Minnesota) has had to deal with:

“It took me about two hours to get the mail box shoveled out. You don’t want to know Driveway time.”

I’ve now gone to full-time status at the new job. Keeping busy there; the latest project is a series of vbScripts that will combine their web site log files into one location for visitor reporting. That’s been sort of fun; I enjoy doing programming (although I am certainly not an expert). It’s nice to have those “Aha!” moments when something works correctly.