After the knee replacement surgery during the last year, I sort of become overwhelmed with all the projects I had started. So decided to finish some of them, starting with getting the home brewing system I had designed, built and operational.Well, that project is complete and the system is operational. I'll be posting to my website a photo documentation of that build as soon as I sort through the hundreds of photos I took during the build sorted.I had a Walk-in cooler stored in my backyard t

Life and brewing sort of got me off track with my goal of publishing new content on my website at least once a week. My last content was during the first week of August with edits to that content running through to about the end of August.As you can read in that article, the beer I brewed had some very awful off-flavors. So I spend some time getting my new brewing system completed (still not complete, that's another story) and solving the problems of that batch of beer. Brewed the same recipe a

Trying to find time to work on the training material, writing content, etc., plus attempting to keep up with all the other necessities of living. Which means, I have to make the decision what takes precedence and what does not.Almost everyone here at WA knows from my niche website that I'm passionate about my hobby - "Home Beer Brewing". And, of late I've been very active. Club meeting on the 1st of July, topic - English Bitters (Ale). We sample commercial examples of the beer style, and then ev

"Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other." - Walter ElliotIsn't that the truth? Anyone who has been at the helm of a business understands the stick-to-it attitude necessary to actually succeed. It doesn't matter if you own a small business or a large business because it's all about not losing sight of the vision. It's about embracing those "short races" and realizing that each short race won means you are that much farther along in your training for the next r

Following up on a blog post by kirkW about reviewing posts and websites and commenting on them. Like Kirk, I've been with WA for about three months and have written comments that were probably beautiful to read, but maybe not very helpful.Kirk suggests these type of observations are not what "Google" wants, I had not looked into this issue. If I seen some error in content, I usually did not point it out, not wishing to offend the author. I started to think about this, was I offended when the WA