During DrupalCon London I decided to give my blog a fresh new look. The previous design was already two years old and did not really fit its purpose anymore. Where my previous site was purely focused on blogging, the new design is more of an online resume. As nowadays I tweet about the new and fancy stuff I discover on the web, there is not much left for me to blog about. Therefor, I decided to give my blog less prominence and make the links to my social networks more visible.

One says doing thing you love makes it easy doing them. Who thinks cooking is a burden, if nothing makes you happier than buying fresh fish, herbs and pasta and spend the rest of the day in the kitchen preparing your loved ones a mouth-watering diner? Who hates a broken car if you have the best weekend by fixing the brakes while cleaning the engine as well? And who could become tired of walking if that's the thing you love most? You got my point.

Thanks for visiting my new blog. I've been thinking quite a lot whether I should start a blog or not. But now I finally gave up the excuse of not having enough time to keep it up-to-date, because I believe that everything you want to do can be achieved with the right planning and the right priorities. As a board member of the Dutch Drupal Association and a fanatic lurker of (technical) blogs I found that I couldn't ignore the power of having a blog myself.