While I’m going through the necessary preparation and learning to get this site how I want it I figured I should share what’s going on behind the scenes. I have been doing some Adobe  cramming, if there is such a thing, and it’s been helpful and frustrating at the same time.

I tend to learn very quickly, especially when it come to computers, software, hardware, etc. because it’s something I love doing, but it’s one of those areas of learning where the more information and skills I get, the more I realize how little I know.

Today I received a brief, yet very informative lesson from a colleague, you can check him out at www.prism-ent.com. It’s amazing how some things just don’t make sense until someone “walks” me through it and that helps bring clarity to some other “issues”. The reason the photo is inserted properly has to do with that lesson.

This site is being built by the very thing that it is about…the people I will never forget! I’ve spent the last several years trying to do this on my own and it’s cost me plenty. Much more frustration than anything, but I have also wasted a lot of money. Lesson learned.

The fact that I am open to asking for help as well as receiving it is evident in the progress that has already been made in just a little over a week. And under the direction of Rick Brock this evening I am venturing into a more in-depth design for this site and my other sites…coming soon: www.tuxedocreations.com and www.tuxedowebdesigner.com.

www.tuxedophotgraphy.com will also be renovated and I will have an article explaining what all the Tuxedo is about and where it originated in my family. Marcus Arcell McGee, my grandfather is definitely one of those Don’t Forget Abouts people.

Thanks for reading and stay tuned for the next post. SAS Scott A. Simmons

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