This post is about things that are “Really Simple to do” because the writer says so. If a writer includes “Really Simple to do”, I know I will have to spend extra time figuring out the details that aren’t included in the tutorial. Rarely will the process actually be really simple to do. Most writers […]
The Biggest Threat I Never Knew Until Now
The biggest threat to my life has been with me all my life and I never knew what it was until now. When I say biggest, and I say all my life, I’m talking about something huge. Lately, I’ve steered clear of using “definite words”, because they leave us no wiggle room. We are essentially […]
A view from my backyard
This is the view from my backyard during a powerful thunderstorm with intense lightning from a few years ago. This new blog is based on WordPress 3.6.3 Beta and Carries the Genesis Framework 2.0.1. The child theme is my own design. The design is simple, yet powerful. It starts with the shift to the left […]
the Pursuit of Passion
“You’ve Got Mail”… came from the speakers of my new PC at 7PM on Friday, August 19, 1995. Several Hours Earlier… The salesperson made a great pitch when he claimed this Windows 3.1 PC was Internet ready. He was mostly correct, but left out the modem(the part needed to connect computer and phone). Thankfully, a […]
Creating Your Own Site Plugin
Use Site Specific Plugins for Stability My WordPress site broke yesterday after I incorrectly modified the function.php file. Fortunately, I knew where the problem was and my site was live in less then a minute. Most people aren’t that lucky. Today, I found this tutorial on how to add your own site specific plug-in. It […]
Why Write About What You Don’t Know?
So why should you write about stuff you don’t know? I can think of multiple reasons: You’ll always be focused on learning something new. Even if you don’t use what you learn, you’ll be able to get value when others read your article. Sharing your knowledge helps other people to learn faster. Readers have a […]