The Good Life... a weblog about life, technology, and the Opera Web browser

WOOHOO! Today just got even better. It looks like Justin McRoberts is coming to the church I attend in Lynchburg on February 28th. Sweet.

I just really want to compliment the folks over at Project Seven for a exquisite web site. Functionality is top-notch, as are the use of colors and text. Really great job.

Link via Scottandrew.com

My apologies for the late-breaking news. On February 12th, Opera Software released version 6.01 of their Opera browser for Windows. The browser fixes a number of issues from the 6.0 release. It's a solid browser, check it out.

You know, I actually had a great Valentine's Day present today: I got a free professional massage. Once or twice a semester, an area masseuse school sends over some students to practice. I'm always quite happy to be a test subject. It's also nice to try to figure out their techniques, as I enjoy giving massages.

Being single, I don't really have much to do today. Some people say that Valentine's Day is better named Singles Awareness Day, but it really doesn't bother me. You could say that I'm secure in my singleness. I'm just going to let everyone enjoy their day and their coupleness while I enjoy my day and my singleness. Sound like a plan? Good.

A while back, I did have someone that I shared Valentine's Day with. I remember planning this great big thing, including details of the history of Valentine's Day. A lot of that fell through for various reasons, but I still have a lot of the information sitting around. It might be a little bit late, but here's a couple links for Valentine's Day:

Christine O'Keeffe's St. Valentine's Page

A page full of information, including customs, legends, recipes, and e-cards.

The History of Valentine's Day

The Valentine's Day as seen by the History Channel. Lots of good information.

B-may: A blog about the Olympics from behind the scenes. From what I've seen so far, the guy has some great stories. Some of the posts are a bit mature, so look out for that.

Via Evhead.com