I’d forgotten that, since I moved my blog over to the same web host as my portfolio site, I’d never reinstalled Retrospect, the GEDCOM database reader. So, although I haven’t done much research lately, or even added the data from … Continue reading →
Usually, when I’m curious about who finds my blog and what they’re looking for, I check my Google Analytics. It rarely shows me anything I didn’t already know, honestly; for instance, most people find my blog by searching for either … Continue reading →
Amy, Aaron and I enjoyed an afternoon at the Ann Arbor Art Fairs this past Saturday. I’m still recovering from the fun, but wanted to briefly share what I bought at the fairs. Several years back, I saw some hanging … Continue reading →
I’ve often felt like I’m a little anal-retentive about the things I track and record on a regular basis. But nothing I do holds a candle to Nicholas Felton. In one sense, the Annual Reports started in 2004 with a … Continue reading →
As a general rule, I like to post “real” blog posts daily, or at least every weekday, so that the front page of my website doesn’t end up consisting only of my tweets. Usually, even if I don’t have the … Continue reading →