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.
Every once in a while I stumble across a block of code that goes above and beyond the occasional poorly coded function.
The problems present in supporting software are not always the fault of an end user. In some circumstances, the fault lies in the support staff.
#fail
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!
