The Taking
A fast, fog-choked apocalyptic Koontz thriller that works best when it keeps Molly, Niel, and Virgil moving through the mystery.
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I have finally moved my site(s) to a different CMS, getting rid of Drupal finally. This is still work in progress,
and I have to decide if I’m going to move any of the old content or not. 
 That much said, this really just my playground for hacking around, taking notes, and perhaps sharing useful
information. I’m (still) full time employed, and I’m not looking for any…
I have finally moved my site(s) to a different CMS, getting rid of Drupal finally. This is still work in progress, and I have to decide if I’m going to move any of the old content or not. For now, the content here is still pretty sparse while I try to learn more about the Hugo CMS .