Look at that already incorporating things I'm learning from Resolution #24 (Okay it's still side by side pictures but I also added a little flair to the text.

Date: 1-25-2014

Due Date: 1-25-2015

Resolution: When I started this blog I meant for it to be a place for me to share my random musing in an attempt to branch out of my comfort zone and write more than just screenplay after screenplay.

I figured it would also be a good way to ease myself into sharing my work. As I said in past resolutions I'm a first draft writer. I write first drafts and then move on to the next project, in hopes that one day I will enter one of these first draft scripts into a contest or something where it will be selected and get the attention to encourage me to revisit past projects and release a flood gate of material.

This website was a good enough first draft for what I was up to at the time, but now people are actually looking at it.

I'd better make myself presentable.

This will be an ongoing process that will continue past the due date, but I have to be able to know when to judge whether I pass or fail.

Bear with me as I experiment with the SquareSpace platform that this site is built on as I try and figure it out. I know there may be better ways to develop a website as of now it works great for my needs.

I'm guessing as I learn more from my free education, get better at Photoshop and find myself entering in more and more code to create features that are not readily available through the SquareSpace I'm sure I'll eventually want to build something from scratch (brand new, not the cat based computer language I've been playing with.)

I can't wait to share my progress!

How you can help: Feel free to email me with any suggestions or if you would like to help out right now I'm doing all this stuff on my own by default. Thanks in advance.

Result #25: This Is Actually An Ongoing Project But I'm Going To Consider Year One To Be A Success!!!

Update #1: The Conclusion…

Date: 1-25-2015

Thanks to SquareSpace… it hasn't been all that hard to add features to TheWickerBreaker.com to help it look professional. I've been continually tweaking things here and there and am very happy with how the blog looks and acts.

Once I get down to California and have more time and am no longer battling the anxiety of moving, I plan to do another site overhaul, which I think I'm going to try to do at least once a year.

I'm sure I'll end up implementing more built-in features to make the TheWickerBreaker.com look even fancier.

Until then I feel I've successfully turned TheWickerBreaker.com into a professional-looking website.