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WordPress 3.0 Configuration
Jun 23rd
Woa, what’s this? Where am I? Who am I?
If you’re asking yourself any of those questions – well, all except for the last one – don’t fret, you are most probably at the right place.
I’ve updated the site to WordPress 3.0 and am currently working on reactivating all the plugins on the site. This means that for the next few hours, certain pages may look funny or be missing.
If you encounter such a page, don’t worry, I’m working on fixing it all up. I’ll give a shout once everything is back to normal.
UPDATE 1: Well I’m done for the day. Everything seems to be back up and running, we’ve got a new theme and some new functionality. Check it out, and let me know what you think 
UPDATE 2: I’ve had to dissable the contact page as it wasn’t working properly. I’ll be looking for areplacement, but in the meantime you need to reach me, you may do so by email (if you already have my address), or by commenting on a post.
WordPress 3.0 is Coming
Jun 21st
Just a quick update that WordPress 3.0 was released a few days ago, and it will be coming to Folaji.com within the next few weeks.
So expect the site to change a bit as I test plugin and theme compatibility with this new version.
New to Folaji.com: PenArt
Mar 17th
Super Squirrel - One of a handful of new pen drawings in the Folaji Galleries
As promised in my last post, I’m proud to announce a new feature on Folaji: Galleries.
Just as the stories section of the site contains written stories, the galleries section will contain images, drawings, and photos of anybody willing to contribute. There isn’t much in there right now, but expect the number of images to grow with time.
To celebrate the launch of the Folaji Galleries, I’ve added a new album of drawings that I like to call PenArt. You see, I have a pretty wild imagination and, when I’m bored or stuck in a daydream, I have a tendency to doodle.
Typically, the doodle begins as a few random strokes of a pen on a paper, and then my imagination kicks in and the image turns into something completely unexpected. Its a fun, relaxing process that passes the time when I have nothing better to do (which is really not as often as I’d like 
).
You can view all the images of the PenArt Album at once here, or view them in an automatic slideshow here.
Enjoy!
