If you're serious about this, get your own domain. It costs maybe ten bucks a year (I use a registrar called Namesecure.com and they've been great) and it saves a lot of hassle when people try to find you. Say you're at a show, and someone asks if you have a website. You tell them yes, and what you tell them is "thomastriorabbitry.webs.com" but what I guarantee people will hear and remember (wrongly) is "thomastriorabbitry.com" and will try to go there.
Go buy the domain, use the tools on the registrar's site to redirect traffic to your existing website. It will save a lot of hassle and looks more professional.
We're hardcore... we own our own domains, and operate our own server. My day job is web development, so we can do that sort of thing, and really, most people don't need to run their own server, but you oughta own your own domain.
