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Using Drupal

There is one thing to be said for the work situation I find myself in... I'm being forced to update my skills.

The 'potential' new company (if it gets going) might be/prob will be using Drupal. So it's about time I learned to use it. I might even be able to make a bit of money doing some web design while I'm waiting to get a new job / new co gets going.

Drupal: http://drupal.org/

I'm playing around with my own site, with some considerable set up help from my friend Simon, and so far I think it's ok. I pine after html and css but I can still use it, prob better once I get my head around the whole thing! I've been playing with it all weekend and think I'll be ok to get the new co web site running off it tomorrow.

Wanna see? http://www.family-walker.co.uk/

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