I've held off on adding tags to my posts for a very long time, but I've recently enjoyed browsing via tags on some other blogs I follow (specifically Rob Knight's). So, I've decided to follow suit and add some tags to my own posts.
I did my best to add tags to most of my (recent) archive (with some help from GitHub Copilot), but if I'm being honest I didn't try all that hard, so I'm sure I missed one or two (or twelve). Tags will be more accurate moving forward, I promise, and I'll work on updating the old posts as I have time.
Fun Fact™: Jekyll's native tagging system is mediocre (at best). As far as I can tell, it doesn't actually offer a way to browse posts by tag, so I hacked something together here (I supposed I could have used categories, but that felt semantically incorrect, so a-hacking I went).
Anyway, here's a list of posts that are about #life. Enjoy!
2024
- Hello, Is It Me You're Looking For?
- I Just Quit My Job to Become a Teacher
- My Journey into Computing
:: medium - Back to Basics
- You Are Not Your Impostor Syndrome
:: medium - Shameless
- Doggone It
- Turn of the Century
- Buy Me a Coffee... or Don't
- Batten Down the Hatches
- Spring Forward
- Saved by the Extended Warranty
- "For," Not "To"
- Pulse Check — February 19, 2024
- How I Read
- Sunday Reboot — January 28, 2024
- Sunday Reboot — January 21, 2024
- Authentically Speaking
- Sunday Reboot — January 7, 2024
- Sun...Monday Reboot — New Year Edition
2023
- Adopt-a-Nerd
- Sunday Reboot — December 24, 2023
- Work-Life Imbalance
- Let's Get Digital
- Sunday Reboot — December 17, 2023
- Sunday Reboot — December 10, 2023
- Sunday Reboot — November 26, 2023
- Automation for Automation's Sake
- Happy Halloween from 1998
- Self-Care Happens Offline
- YA'22R (Yet Another 2022 Retrospective)
2022
- Chasing Imperfection
- Keep Calm and Comic Con
- Balancing Parenthood and Startup Life
- 35 Lessons Learned in 35 Years
- 2021: The Retrospective
2021
- Take the Scenic Route
- Life Is Too Short to Waste Time
- 5 Simple Things I Do Every Morning to Sabotage My Day
- What Our Children Deserve