What are your weaknesses?

I've harolded a laugh or two from a couple of interviews I was subjected to, when asked the age-old interview question- "what are your weaknesses?" and I answered, honestly, "chocolate". It really is the first thing that comes to mind- what are you supposed to answer to this question anyway? If we're talking peanut M&M's, there's no stopping me. I think it's fun to have a little fun with those boring, standardized and pre-approved "interview questions", I just hope that's not one of the reasons I'm able to publish a site with "jobless graduates" as the primary audience (laugh out loud). I don't think so.

Am I done?

So, I have accomplished what I set out to do in publishing my website, Jobless Grads (http://www.joblessgrads.co.cc). After all of the research, coding, brainstorming, changing/re-uploading and putting it all together exactly the way that I want it, I ask myself- am I done? A part of me wants to be and I know that continuous time and effort will be spent adding/deleting content, changing the format here and there, but my final answer to really feeling "done" with the site is a loud, resounding "no". Not that I don't like where everything is at, the format that it's currently in or my content. It's not anything major that requires immediate alterations or a drastic change in scenery. It's the PHP forum not yet added- my original was hosted and flopped (overabundance of spammy posts, nothing from real, live people). It's my contact information and the publication of a sitemap. It's all of the wonderful ideas I've had to encourage communication among my audience, to promote return visitors, to add that substantial, little missing "extra" to my prideful little project on the Web.

Who, I wonder, having gone through this entire process of writing and publishing a website, really ever feels "done". Outside of the companies like Amazon, Google, Etc. who work with a knowledgeable and experienced (well paid) IT team, how can you ever really feel done? I am done, but I plan on making it better. It'll be up to you and the rest of the online world to decide just how successful I am.