I decided I’d try playing around with some a theme I found recently. I’m not sure I’m 100% in love with this new theme, but I’d figure I’d give it a try. I wanted to see if folks like the multipost card look. Let me know which one you like better—pick left or right.
PS. the combination of WordPress, Dreamhost and f’n around with a 3rd party template is a total headache.
Pretty amazing how much work goes into one. It seems like owning one is probably one of the greatest honors.
Literally every mile there was another beach or incredible view of the ocean and mountains.
Here’s a photo of Annie trapped on a rock as the waves surrounded her.
The photos don’t really do it justice.
Massive falloffs everywhere. Death was just a step in each of these photos.
I once asked Annie what kind of landscape she’d want if we bought a house—water front, plains or mountains? She said she wanted all of them.
Stay tuned for more photos.
As we drove down Highway 1 in California, Annie and I saw some of the most incredible landscapes.
The waves around the rocks brought out the most incredible bluish tones I’ve seen in a while.
It was literally mile after mile of ocean and mountains.
Just to give you a sense scale, that’s Annie next to the edge.
Seriously, no filter.
We’ve been making some serious headway at AddThis recently. We’ve transformed the entire product—and it’s great feeling to see everything come together.
Kudos to the entire team for pulling it together so quickly. I’m really proud of our new direction. It’s been a while since we’ve had so much momentum. I’m excited for what’s next.
When Annie and I went to California, we took some photos and videos.
Here are some of photos of Carmel River.
This was my first beach in Cali, and the first thing we noticed was how incredible the scenery was.
Notice the background. The mountains and water—at the time, we didn’t know that this would be the entire theme of our trip.
Here’s a video of the water.
Monterey Bay was pretty impressive as well.
The waves were pretty strong here.
There were signs everywhere, warning people not to go into the water.
As you can see, outward current could easily pull someone out.
The scenery was absolutely stunning. Since we wanted to see so many things, we hardly had time to really soak it all in. I’ll try to post a couple daily now that I’m settled back in.