Subscribe to Aridni 24 on the 24th for my 24th

In less than a week, I will be turning 24. Granted this isn’t the most incredible of life’s landmarks, I want to do something different for my golden birthday. With that I am going to do two difficult tasks.

First, I am going to change the look of Aridni. I have had an idea in my head for a new them for a couple of months now. It’s time I finish coding it and get it released. On March 24, Aridni will look quite a bit different. Hopefully it’s for the best.

Secondly, and perhaps quite a bit harder than putting together the theme in one week, I am going to post on the 24th. A LOT. I am going for 24 posts in 24 hours.

To make it fun, I will give away a $24 Amazon gift certificate to a lucky commenter on the this day.

Just in case you haven’t done so already, make sure you are subscribed to the Aridni RSS feed, because you don’t want to miss out on this posting spectacular.

If anybody else wants to join me in the pursuit of a plethora of posts, please let me know and I’ll get a link to your site here.

I need to go stock up on coffee and start stretching my fingers, because the fun is about to begin.

This article written by Todd on 18th March 2008

2 Comments »

  1. We’re halfway there! - Aridni says

    […] started making a list of the posts for Monday. I have determined writing these posts will be no easy task, but of course coming to that […]

    March 22nd, 2008 | #

  2. Shay says

    Yay! This is gonna be rockin’ I’m ready and all pumped up

    March 24th, 2008 | #

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