Tuesday, 22 November 2022
This site has been rather abandoned for many years. Sorry, internet.
I strongly considered deleting the contents of my ramblings from over 10 years ago.
Or, maybe it is time for a revival. Enjoy!
Lately, as I’ve been looking at potentially shifting careers from Software Engineering to something more customer facing such as Developer Advocacy, I’ve really been forced to reckon with […]
Lately, as I’ve been looking at potentially shifting careers from Software Engineering to something more customer facing such as Developer Advocacy, I’ve really been forced to reckon with […]
* Woolslayer Way* One Wild Place* Asterisk* Way* Mimosa Way* Day Way* Rodi Road
I realized during what was my fourth trip to Mexico since moving to Texas that I had not written even a word regarding my visits and adventures. That […]
Perhaps I was a bit hard on Rochester in my last post. Overall, it really wasn’t too bad of a place to re-visit. It is amazing how much […]
I only get the urge to write in this blog when I travel. I wonder why that is. Today, I am back in Rochester, NY. Home of my […]
The title is not meant to sound negative. In a way, its what Austin really is. This entire city is a contradiction in my mind, and that seems […]
Lately, as I’ve been looking at potentially shifting careers from Software Engineering to something more customer facing such as Developer Advocacy, I’ve really been forced to reckon with […]
* Woolslayer Way* One Wild Place* Asterisk* Way* Mimosa Way* Day Way* Rodi Road
I moved this site. Notice, it is no longer on WordPress.com, but is now finally being hosted on my fancy shmancy long-time web host, Dreamhost. (Sign up with […]
(An excerpt from some journal entries in Spain. 4/5/2006) They asked me to take their photo. I don’t know why. They are complete strangers on the street. The […]
I’m writing this nearly a month from the first day we arrived in Recife. It turns out that re-adjusting to life in the States is not only time […]
Travel Getting to Porto de Galinhas was going to be a bit challenging. Unlike Foz de Iguaçu and Iguazu, which were very small towns and easily navigable, Porto […]