Apparently I need to take some courses on how to be a good blogger. I like writing posts, but I don’t enjoy spending countless hours promoting my posts on social media channels. I occasionally am on Twitter, and I auto-publish posts into the desolate wastelands of Google+. But I despise Facebook, and I started an Instagram … continue reading →
It might appear as if Frank Gehry sprung out of the womb as a spry 86 year old Benjamin Button with a T-square in one hand and a bent piece of sheet metal in the other. But architecture is a long and tumultuous career that requires years of requisite knowledge and relationships to obtain recognition … continue reading →
2015. I couldn’t have asked for a better year. I got married, passed all of my ARE tests, and this little blog project of mine (which started with just my Grandma, me, and 2 internet robots viewing my page) has blossomed into tens of readers.|1| I wrote 47 blog posts in 2015, with my very … continue reading →