A few years ago, my wife gave me a Ukulele as a birthday present.  Although I had never played an instrument before, I found the ukulele delightful and easy to play.  It’s soothing and fun and easy to carry around. … Continue reading →

Video of my presentation from Wakanday JS Everywhere conference 2011.  

I hate when people are complainers, but not problem solvers.  If there is a problem, then let’s figure out how to make it better.  It doesn’t have to be perfect, it just needs to be better. Football analogy:  2 minutes … Continue reading →

The difference between a task completing or not is often about knowing the right button/gesture to tell the system what you want.  My son (6th grade) has been writing more and more reports on the computer using Microsoft Word and … Continue reading →

It’s always so hard to make the leap.  Most people defend the status quo.  It’s scary!  Who wants to leap out into the unknown and risk failing?  What if you miss the mark and fall/fail?  (I never noticed how similar … Continue reading →