In reply to Chris Howard.

I've been trying to run fewer plugins. It is so tempting and automatic to plugin shop and try a plugin for just about everything and the kitchen sink. But, the more plugins you use the more likely you are to have glitches come up. At times odd glitches which make no sense and you can only track them down by deactivating (sometimes uninstalling completely) every plugin you use.

So using less plugins is a good thing. I've been narrowing down plugins, deciding which I really need and which I just want to need. I've noticed a difference in how my sites run. But, better than that, I've got more time to actually write for my sites rather than maintain them.

That doesn't mean I don't still plugin shop/ browse. It's too much fun to pass up!