It’s post-Vernal Equinox and, as it is every year at this time, my two big cats are running around like their hair is on fire. (In Ol’ Fuzz Face’s case, he doesn’t have much left to burn.) While they panic, I am methodically conducting the much-needed SFH Blog Upgrade. – That’s my job, to keep Serendipity Farmhouse running.
In case you’re wondering what’s got into my big cats, here are a few crises that have taken over their age-addled brains.
- It’s coming on to planting season, and they don’t have a plan;
- It’s coming on to RV season, and they don’t have a plan;
- The hot weather is just around the corner, and they’ll have to install air conditioners;
- They’re trying to make sourdough starter, and they failed their first attempt; and
- There are about 16 more things that they just realized needed to be done.
Serendipity Farmhouse Blog Upgrade Progress
Now that you understand my current work environment, it’s time to discuss the essential albeit boring technical stuff. I have thoroughly reorganized the SFH Website structure. Hopefully, you will find the new format to be an improvement.
Here are some of the changes. (Feel free to click on items in red.)
I have designated three primary categories for posts and farmhouse information. Each category has several sub-categories. Here are the three primaries:
The Home page is entirely new. All current posts can be found in two ways:
1 – Go to the menu item Blog, or
2 – Select from posts listed in the righthand column section labeled RECENT POSTS
Needless to say, but I’ll say it anyway. In making these changes, I have created some temporary untidiness. For example, several of the new pages contain links that aren’t active. Additionally, I intend to add many interesting graphics, but they will have to wait until I have developed the site infrastructure. Consequently, when you land on one of the untidy pages, you will encounter the following notice:
This page is under construction. Some links are not activated. We appreciate your patience. Mr. Monte
Please bear with me. Rome wasn’t built in a day and keeping my humans from getting in the way is, shall we say, like herding cats. Nevertheless, despite my humans in their springtime planning frenzies, I will complete the mission. I will complete the Serendipity Farmhouse Blog Upgrade!
Good job,Mr Monte!
You’re a fearsome cat, Mr. Monte. You’ve taken on quite a task considering those two, but having observed you from your youngest days, it’s obvious you’ve got the chops to get it done!!