Egad! I missed the 4000th post!

I somehow missed my 4000th post on this blog known now and forever as Bugloaf (previously as Kraznoy, Dakota East, and The Best of Omaha). It posted sometime within the last week, since this is post number 4056. I don’t know which one it was, but I’d like to think it was Cary Grant derping. At any rate, arbitrary numbers that are divisible by 1000 are sweet!

Now, for no reason, here’s Charlie Chaplin’s classic, “The Gold Rush”.

Dude! 3001 Posts!

So, “Elephant Decks A Tourist” was my 3000th post, making this 3001. If you count up the posts that are actually “active” on Bugloaf, you’ll come up a few short. That’s because some of the posts are sitting in a bin on some server in Kansas City, Tulsa, Omaha, somewhere, waiting to roll out. I stack several posts because I don’t like Bugloaf to go a single day without something on it. If I’m having a rough day, with too many commitments between work, school, social life, etc, then I might not post for a day. So, there really are 3001 posts on Bugloaf, and they will all soon see the light of day. Anyhow, here are some cupcakes from Gabriel Iglesias’ Google+ account to celebrate.

One More Thing

Of course, if you’re reading this in reverse-chronological order, then this is the first of 3 things. I have some guys installing a new door onto my townhouse at the moment, so I had to stop playing The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for a little while. This gave me some time to make some tweaks to Bugloaf while I wait. You can easily find out what the other two tweaks were/are, but this one, the last (maybe), is that I’m going to start using tags again.

Tags are searchable items that you can place on individual posts. Since my purpose has never been to have huge readership on this blog (although it’s kinda neat to have happen now and again), I gave up on using tagging a long time ago…I’m guessing 2009-ish. But, things change. I’m putting a little more time into this blog lately, making it look slightly more professional, and maybe having some more people visit wouldn’t be a terrible thing. So, I’ll be using tagging once again. Whenever I remember to do so

It’s Snowing!

So, WordPress give the option of making a blog “snow”, until January 6. So I decided to try it for the next couple weeks. It’s the most snow I’ve seen this holiday season in Northern Virginia, but I’m not complaining.

Hey, I Finally Remembered How To Change Bugloaf’s Favicon!

I’m either lazy or a little dumb, but I finally remembered how to change the favicon for Bugloaf. For those who don’t play with blog or website design everyday, a favicon is that little tiny icon that appears next to the website’s web address. For a while, I’ve been using the old Bugloaf logo for my favicon: the green fly on top of a meatloaf-type thing. Since I changed the logo for the website itself, I kept meaning to change the favicon, but there it sat, for over a month. Well, now I fixed it. Yay for me.

I obviously have no lofty goals for commentary-posts on here. Seeing as this is the first bit of stand-alone commentary I’ve posted in a long while, I guess any reason will do. Carry on about your lives, I will bask in this mini-glory in what I have accomplished today.

By the way, if the old favicon is still showing, you may have to wipe out your temporary files, or hold shift while you refresh the page. One of those should work…try the refresh first, because wiping out temp files can be a pain, and I don’t want Bugloaf to be the reason why your saved passwords are gone.