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Mission Hills Library
It’s been a couple years since the new Mission Hills Library moved from it’s former location more in the heart of Mission Hills, to the neighorhood’s eastern edge a few blocks away…
Read MoreNorthwest Palm Trees
Every now and then, I find myself daydreaming about a move back to the Portland area—or somewhere else in the Pacific Northwest. While I know I’d miss the ever-present palm trees and warmth of Southern California, part of me is curious to see what kind of landscape I could cultivate in a cooler, rainier climate. […]
Read MoreTeardrop Trailers
I’ve been fairly obssessed with teardrop trailers currently. While I would love to live the full-on nomad lifestyle in a Sprinter van or something similar, it’s just not really feasible at the moment. A teardrop however could be. They are far less expensive, but still offer many of the advantages of a nomading van — […]
Read MoreGuns in Conservative vs Liberal States
Data and thoughts about conservative American’s love of guns.
Read MoreGame Programming for an Eight Year Old
My eight-year-old, probably like most boys his age, loves video games. It’s also natural I think for many who play, to want to make some games of their own. It would be great to get him started on coding at such an early age since he has the desire to do so. The only problem […]
Read MoreMy Weekly Review: April 6, 2018
It was a busy week of design and building cool things on the web. Stuff Designed Sun Genomics Athlete Page I started working on a design for the Sun Genomics Athlete page, a page aimed at athletes or those who prioritize fitness and staying in shape. I quite liked how my banner turned out — […]
Read MoreMy Week – March 30, 2018
The last several weeks have been incredibly busy — this week I was able to slow down a little, breathe, and enjoy some of the typically beautiful weather that we have here in San Diego. It was also a good mix of designing and coding. I’ve found that I’m the happiest when bouncing between the […]
Read MoreWhy Atheism?
There are many contributing factors to my atheism, but they have always been a disorganized cloud of thoughts buzzing around my head. I’ve always wanted to take the time to really examine and organize these thoughts. Some are small, some large, but all contributing to this overall view that religion (and Christianity specifically) is completely […]
Read MoreMy Month | June 2017
This is the first post, in what I’m hoping will be a regular, monthly occurrence — an overview of what I’ve been up to over the past month. This seemed like a good way to document my life, and also as a way to plan and think about what I would like to accomplish for […]
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