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Need INPUT on Project!

Hey all, I am toying with the idea of setting up a website about my local area, Chattanooga and Southeast TN. I would like to write about things like the local historical and tourist sites. I would also go heavy on the thing I know best, local eating establishments of course!

I need to decide whether it should be general with some space devoted to the interests of weight loss surgery patients, like in restaurants which serve WLS friendly foods, the accessibility of the various tourist and historical spots, and information on local WLS providers. Or should my website be WLS specific with the same information, which hopefully would prove interesting to the general public? I also plan to include recipes and a link for readers to make comments. I hope to add a couple of reviews per week of either a place of interest or a restaurant or both.

I am just in the early stages of planning on this and would welcome everyones input, maybe some ideas that I haven't thought of yet. A lot of this has come about because I need something meaningful to do while I await this disability process and if it can pick up speed then who knows?

Corliss

1st band, Nov. 2005, 356 lbs

band removal, Sept. 2008, 155 lbs +/-

2nd band, June 16, 2009, 214 lbs

band removal, May 22, 2010, 238 lbs

current wt, 208 lbs:smile2:

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I think you should be more general and include info for wls people. sounds good. I would love to see it when u r finished.

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