I’m Ginger. If you strip away all the every-day titles that people go by, all that’s left is “Ginger”, so I’ll leave it at that for now. If you’re a title kind of person, here’s a short list for you; wife, mother, web designer, artist, IMVU content developer… ex-corporate robot, writer, lifetime student of art and theater. At some point in my life, I could easily have been described as any of those things. For the purpose of this blog, however, I’m just Ginger. 
I run several “work” related sites (not linked to here because this is my personal space), and many more affiliate based sites that I’m not willing to talk about for various reasons. Suffice it to say that I’ll be keeping the links leaving this blog at a PG-13 rating, since my twins just recently reached that age. This is the part where I simply smile, and let you wonder what I’m up to. Heh.
Our Harley at the Club House, aka Dunkin Donuts
My days are spent working on my sites, or my client’s sites… my evenings are spent either riding the Harley with my husband, or catching up on the latest with the kids. We enjoy watching TV and movies together, and try to have a sit down family meal at least a couple of times a week. Weekends are devoted to quality time on the road, either as a couple, or as a family. I’m hardly ever alone, but truly enjoy those times when I finally get some “me” time.
I started this blog as a personal space where I could talk about our adventures in Motorcycling, but being in upstate NY, our long winters make for a pretty baron biker blog ! I needed a place to vent about everyday things that get under my skin… and since “focus” is so important on my other sites, I’m hoping to vent here without hurting the oh-so-precious focus on my other sites.
Here I’m the girl that rides with hubby,
watches her favorite shows on HULU as she monitors the ‘net,
and develops pretty content for IMVU when she needs that creative outlet.
In no way do I really expect the content of this particular blog to be of much interest to anyone else, there is certainly no “self important” angle here. It’s just where I’ll come to write about the stuff that doesn’t belong on a work site. You know, the fun stuff (fun being a very subjective term).
I use WordPress exclusively, as my blogging software of choice, as well as a CMS for many a site. Having this blog will allow me to check out the functions of new versions, and keep up with the WP community a bit more. Oh… that’s another title I forgot on that list up above… web geek. I get all giddy talking about the Internet, computers, programming, design, software, gaming, etc.
Drama is something I tend to avoid at all costs, so I’m pretty quiet on forums and groups that I belong to online (unless I’m posting pretty pictures of course!). I’ve recently begun to use social sites like FaceBook, Twitter, and StumbleUpon, which I’m finding very useful for keeping in touch with friends and clients.
