Over the years I have made various attempts at web pages. To be honest, I've never been particularly good at them. Not that coding was a major issue but really when it comes down to it, I lack real artistic vision for layouts. Still, there are some pages that I've made that I've held on to.. and a number that I've inherited (mostly from my wife who happens to be very good at the layout thing). Being the pack-rat that I am, it just feels sad for me to consign these pages to oblivion. So here it is.. the web page graveyard where pages come to die.Currently in residence:

• Head over Feet - Alyson and I were married back in 2003. In preperation for the big event we got ourselves a domain.. headoverfeet (dot com or dot net.. I forget) and she created a rather nicely done page. With the wedding over, there was no reason to keep the domain so we just let it and the hosting expire. Here you can find the page as it once was.
• Valley of Shadow - Back in college, I was quite the Vampire LARPer. Every other Friday night I was over at UMass dressed in black and playing rock-paper-scissors. Seeing as how I knew a little bit about coding, I managed to take on the roll of webmaster for the game's website.. at the time hosted somewhere on the UMass servers. The version acked up here is what the site was like at the time I left the game to move down to DC.
• Hero Machine - It would be an outright lie for me to say that I created this site. In truth, I bought it from the good people at <link to hero creator website>. Having purchased it and wanting to use it, I have it sitting up here where I can find it.
• DTComics - This is the original site, created for my first attempt at a MetroCity play by e-mail RPG. Alyson was a doll to create it for me. There is a rather nice general introduction in there and a few pictures and bios. Still, it got further than this next one.
• Silken Dreams - Another play by email game.. It never got past the conception stage. It did have this lovely overview with an obnoixiously green background and logos. Oh well, such is the way of the world and the things we leave incomplete.

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