Posts by Cami MacNamara
Week 6: Working with a broken ankle
This week was full of highs and lows. I was thrilled to learn that my fractures healed and my cast was coming off. Sitting in the doctor’s office, I imagined my beach walks, cooking in the kitchen, walking to the bathroom, standing in the shower, and wearing PANTS. As I left in my new boot,…
Read MoreWeek 5: Working with a broken ankle
I’ve been dreaming about walking almost every single night. I’m taking that as a sign that I’m about to have that happen. Week 5 has brought me to a place of hope. Physically, I’m healing. I plan to get out of this cast a week from today and into a boot. Something about seeing the…
Read MoreWeek 4: Working with a broken ankle
Well, I’m out of the depression I was in last week. I got the news that I was still in the clear for surgery, even though my break had moved slightly. I got a bright red cast, which feels like a vice on my leg. The good news is that it’s lighter to move around…
Read MoreWeek 3: Working with a broken ankle
I am weary. I’m still in my PJs on a Sunday morning because I’m too tired to get dressed. I’m tired of knocking the paint off of my baseboards with my knee scooter, accidentally running over my good foot, not being about to WALK to the kitchen, not cooking my food, not doing my own…
Read MoreWeek 2: Working with a broken ankle
I don’t know how to recap the week. Was it good or bad? I don’t know. I worked quite a bit, sometimes too much, and launched a new website I’m proud of. But, overall, I was down this week. Mostly because I was supposed to be at a conference in Orlando, and I didn’t get to go. Realizing…
Read MoreGoDaddy Managed WordPress Hosting Blacklists NextGEN Gallery Plugin – Here’s how to fix it
To my surprise this morning, I got three emails for client sites from GoDaddy letting me know that there was a major security issue with NextGEN plugin 3.2.10 (+ earlier versions), that it was blacklisted and was conveniently being removed from the client hosting accounts. It even went so far as to say, “You’ll be…
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