As KarenS predicted, there have been many Drupal-free nights from me this summer, while my household adjusts to its newest member. Though thanks to Advomatic, my days have continued to be filled with Drupal.

For instance, I've been hard at work on Node Reference / Embed Media Browser (nrembrowser), the perhaps unfortunately named, but descriptive, module that does just what it says. I did a session for it in an earlier incarnation at Drupal Dojo, and have banged at it incessantly, until it's now just about ready for prime time! As I said in the session, that project is, I believe, a reasonable alternative for folks who want Media-like functionality for Drupal 6.
What makes it viable is its integration with WYSIWYG and Styles. Styles is a brainstorm I had during the development of Media, in which I tackled how to display wildly differing data (such as photos and videos) with a single field formatter. I've been refining the model in version 2 of the Drupal 6 version, where I've moved it into a class structure and made lots of improvements. Coming soon to Drupal 7...
And then there's Views Slideshow: Galleria, which makes it easy to create a Galleria slideshow in Drupal. And some refactoring of Embedded Media Field, version 3, in which we begin the migration to Drupal 7's Media, and bring some of its magic (of a unified storage system) back to 6...
But what I've been dying to tell you all is about my few, but precious, Drupal nights. Though it's gone from 12 hours or more a week to three, in the wee hours of the morning at that, I've still been banging away. However, I've changed directions entirely, following another passion of mine: games! And no, not playing them, making them... I've said too much already, as it's not quite ready for release. But suffice to say, I think it'll be fun, and of course, it'll be available through the good ol' GPL...
"A warriors anthem? What makes you a warrior?"
OK, I'll bite.
Anyone who has to rely 100% on someone else for their every need and still faces the day with a smile is a warrior. Simple as that.
Anyone who has to rely 100% on someone else for their every need and still shows their children that life is an incredible thing worth living is a warrior. Simple as that.
I think you get my drift....
But come to think of it, anyone who leaves anonymous internet comments encouraging a man who struggles to swallow his own saliva (among countless other DAILY challenges) to "examine the story" of Jesus is just plain mean and completely dismissive of his condition.
"Selfish" would be to roll over and die, Sara. Fighting to enjoy one more day while one's body slowly shuts down bit by bit is the essence of what it means to be a warrior.
I think I understand what you're trying to convey but you come off as glib and rude. If your goal is to "spread the word of Jesus", you've just done the exact opposite.
Damn!
Missed this. Where's the vid?
Coworker's at D-Con this year and not me.
Glad that you're able to make it in one way or another! :)
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