Comments on: Blog Roundup http://maggidawn.com/blog-roundup/ Author, musician and theologian Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:41:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: kim fabricius http://maggidawn.com/blog-roundup/comment-page-1/#comment-2255 kim fabricius Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:46:10 +0000 http://dev.maggidawn.com/blog-roundup/#comment-2255 Thanks for that, moonlight lady. You gotta love JT. Thanks for that, moonlight lady. You gotta love JT.

]]> By: Cris http://maggidawn.com/blog-roundup/comment-page-1/#comment-2254 Cris Fri, 13 Nov 2009 08:56:22 +0000 http://dev.maggidawn.com/blog-roundup/#comment-2254 That autism and employment story is heartening. Having just had to resign (yet again) from an office-based job (that didn't need to be -- web design can be done anywhere) I've realised that I never had a problem working in an office in France, but always have done in the UK. I can even deal with the phone better in France. Whether the culture is more accepting of those on the autistic spectrum I can't say, but whatever it is seems to work much better for me. As for church web design -- it would be lovely to have online services and even photos of services, but so many people won't be photographed or recorded these days. And then people start fussing over copyright issues (sigh). So we're stuck with a fairly basic static website, but it's mostly good enough, and the Vicar's happy, so that's enough for me. That autism and employment story is heartening. Having just had to resign (yet again) from an office-based job (that didn’t need to be — web design can be done anywhere) I’ve realised that I never had a problem working in an office in France, but always have done in the UK. I can even deal with the phone better in France. Whether the culture is more accepting of those on the autistic spectrum I can’t say, but whatever it is seems to work much better for me.
As for church web design — it would be lovely to have online services and even photos of services, but so many people won’t be photographed or recorded these days. And then people start fussing over copyright issues (sigh). So we’re stuck with a fairly basic static website, but it’s mostly good enough, and the Vicar’s happy, so that’s enough for me.

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