Founder of Novatorius & creator of Siren Affiliates. WordPress engineer and partnership advocate helping businesses grow with flexible incentive programs.
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I’m very pleased by these business cards. I ordered them through moo.com on Tuesday, and they were here by Friday. Really nice quality print, clean edges, nice cardstock, and the matte looks really nice. Will definitely order again.
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I designed my business cards with CSS/HTML. Why? Well honestly, I can’t think of any reason other than “it seemed fun”. You can see it on CodePen.
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Living It Up With a Shed
We set up a shed on our seasonal lot in Vermont, and I’m so happy with the results. This post talks a bit about how we built the shed, and the platform it’s built on.
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See You at WordCamp US!
I’m going to be at WordCamp US this year. This conference is well-timed because I’m starting to think about finding freelance work for the upcoming Winter season. I haven’t seen anyone in-person in WordPress since 2019! I can’t wait to see y’all!
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We finally put the truck rack on the truck today. And hours later, we already made use of it, to haul some lumber for a small platform we need to build for our shed. We got this so we can take kayaks and things with us when we travel ????
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Well that was the longest 650 miles ever. 15 hours. In city or town traffic for the majority of the drive. Camper in tow. Tired. Sleeping now ????. On a fun note, I got to see parts of New York City. Kinda neat I guess.
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Woke up this morning preparing to drive to Vermont, and remembered that we did not make this drive in one go before. It’s 720 miles (!). Our highest mileage is 620. Guess we’re stopping in Poughkeepsie. It only cost 27 bucks though, thanks to the crazy amount of KOA rewards we’ve accumulated this year ????.
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9 days in the OBX was just the thing. Nothing but kiting, and chilling at the beach, and I loved it. Back to Vermont tomorrow though! Lots more to do before we go to WordCamp US this month!
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I love this little camper so much. It’s not the most comfortable setup long term, but it’s small, easy to haul, and ready for adventure. a real “camper’s camper”, if you will. Seems silly to have a camper that’s basically dedicated to camping when you literally live in campers full time, but it’s an optimization…
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I just finished flying my kite this evening, and as I was walking back I saw what looked like a huge jet flying through the sky. Turns out it was the Antares rocket flying out of Wallops! Serendipity at its finest!