Wow! You scrolled all the way to the bottom. I'd feel real bad if I told you that there was nothing down here and that you should start scrolling to the surface for air. Well, since you're here, here's a brief history of the site.

This site started as JC's Trash Can and was created primarily to showcase my advertising portfolio. As JC's Trash Can was my first real web design project, I threw in a phletora of flashy elements. It was like, "Hey I know some java script. Let's scroll my header across the screen and make the body text turn blue, yellow, blue, yellow, blue yellow. "

A year passed and I was wondering if it was worth paying $27.00 a month in hosting fees to keep JC's Trash Can alive. And then I remembered 62 year old Aunt Jenny from the midwest who pumps her water from a well... who has a web site of her own. I then recognized it as my duty, being a full time web designer and all, to pay that damn $27.00.

Fragments was born in March of 2000. New additions to the site were Coffee Table (A collection of Jeremy Chin poems), Common Ground (A collection of favourite poems by various authors), Juice Bar (A Collection of Jeremy Chin Essays), Journal (Weekly records of my life + oter weird stuff), Door Step (A Record of the major stages of my life to the present). I'm pretty content with how the site currently looks. Either that or I'm just tired.

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