Back at it..

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Had a nice weekend visiting with Angela’s family, and, as usual, ate too much food. 🙂

But now, as much as I hate to say, it’s Monday and I’m back at work again. Seems like I have a bunch of data that came in through the website that I’ll need to wade through and make sure everything gets input to the database properly from that. It bites having your main database not live on the website, but there’s no infrastructure to allow for that and still allow us to have full control of it locally to do all the things we need to do. Life in not for profit, I guess. There’s never enough money to do things properly.

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