A client I've been working with for about a year wanted to get their internet website away from using the SQL Server that is inside their DMZ.  Since the database work the site does is very minimal and mostly just lookups, the expense of licensing another SQL Server was out of the question, so we decided to use MySQL running on the webserver itself (not a high-traffic site).   The site was written in ASP with some VB6 backend DLLs doing mostly data access.  Well unfortunately the codebase was shared with the companies internal Intranet site and the way it was written to try and decouple it from the Intranet for use on Internet would have been unwieldy.  So we decided to switch the site to ASP.NET which they are wanting to move to eventually but was never a high-priority.  I figure it will be easier to recreate the site in .NET (no content / design changes) then to retrofit the VB6 code written many, many moons ago.

So not exactly a new project, but always fun to jump into something like this.  I enjoy these type of projects as they are typically low-risk and don't take a whole lot of brain-power so it's nice to get a break from a heavy new project from time to time with something like this.