Tom

I used to be of a mindset where I would say "It is easy to develop web pages in Coldfusion, but it is hard to be skilled at writing software in Coldfusion."  I also used to feel like "real programmers and software engineers" didn't do ColdFusion...but didn't see the point in over-complicating things for the sake of saying look-what-I-can-do.  Recently I read a post by Marc Funaro (http://www.advantexllc.com/blog/post.cfm/how-oo-almost-destroyed-my-business) entitled, "How OO Almost Destroyed My Business".

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My wife wanted some nice closet systems in order to avoid the use of dressers and save on space in our bedrooms.  After going to Lowes, I quickly realized that we could either spend a lot of money on particle board, get some metal racks and shelves that I wasn't particularly fond of, or spend the least of the above options and get to work building.  Of course I chose the latter...

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So after a request from Jenn, and over analyzing blogging tools throughout the web, I finally settled on Mango Blog built on Coldfusion.  Hopefully the two of us can stick with it.  I plan on blogging about stuff related to work, web development, home building, DIY, and other personal interests.

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It is official!  Today, I hold in my hands a little piece of paper known as "Use and Occupancy."  Although this wasn't quite how I envisioned this great day unfolding, we're in and "legal."

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It has been a while, so I figured I'd post something to the zero people that read this thing. Through my searching through the ends of the internet, I have found what I think is the greatest deal in cabinets on the planet:

http://www.mkfusa.com/Cabinets.htm

Their discounts are amazing. Since I wanted to do something with some quality, I read through and settled on going with the StarMark Cabinetry.

http://www.starmarkcabinetry.com/

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