Today will effectively be a brain dump of things I've worked on, realized or discovered today. Consider this fair warning.
I'm sure that everyone out there is familiar with the "burnout" phenomenon. Think back, can you remember the last time you felt burned out? I know I can.
I'm almost a week into a little personal challenge. I love writing, but coming up with the actual inspiration for new posts is surprisingly tricky for me.
I feel it's important to note that accessibility is a subject that hits particularly close to home for me. No, I don't personally have a severe disability, but both my son and his mother do.
364 days a year children are specifically told not to take candy from strangers... but on this one day, it's not just permissible, it's expected!
Now that I've had a little time to decompress, it's time to actually think through the events of the weekend and record my thoughts.
While some bloggers can write a post a day with relative ease, I've always found it much more difficult to come up with quality content.
WordCamp Tampa is (sadly) over, and I'm sitting at the Tampa airport going over the events of the last few days.
Sooner or later, ever designer or developer runs into a problem that plagues pretty much every aspect of humanity: the free lunch.
I thought that by now, everyone knew that running random code was generally a bad idea.
This is by far the best lightning talk I've ever seen, and I'm continually shocked at how many people aren't familiar with it...
This morning, I received a tweet regarding the best conditional widget plugin. So what is the best plugin?
Those of you who know me are probably aware that I've got lot of things on my plate. As such, email is a relatively important part of my life.
Marines are not born but made. Every man or woman who today wears the Eagle, Globe and Anchor came from the same humble beginnings.
Every once in a while I stumble across a block of code that goes above and beyond the occasional poorly coded function.
Every tea this month was, at the very least, interesting. As usual, there were ups and downs, but this month I think the ups outweighed the downs by far.
Every tea this month was, at the very least, interesting. As usual, there were ups and downs, but this month I think the ups outweighed the downs by far.
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Ev·er·ti·ro (ĕv′ər′tī′rō)
n. One who is always learning; a compound derived from ever and tiroEv·er·ti·ro (ĕv′ər′tī′rō)
Admittedly, the above word is not in any actual dictionary. In fact, to my knowledge, I am the first person ever to combine those two words. At the very least, an Internet search revealed no other known uses of the combination. But the idea is paramount to a significant change in my life that began in early 2017.
In short, I’m planning on converting a bus to an RV. Truthfully there’s a significant learning curve to converting a bus, but that’s the whole idea behind Evertiro. I came up with the word Evertiro while researching bus conversions after realizing that I had a lot to learn. Fortunately, I have no shortage of friends who have the necessary skills and have volunteered to help!
