Times I’ve Felt Really Happy

2 minute readAt church I’m now called to team-teach Sunday school to the four year olds. (We’ll see how this goes! But I see they’re mostly really surprisingly good kids, and I’m mostly a big kid, and the other teacher is mature, so we should be fine). Part of the first lesson said to mention times I […]

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Elders Quorum President Release Thoughts

8 minute readToday I was released from being the “Elders Quorum President” in our local Duncan Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Myself and my two counsellors, Mike McCullough and Grant Cassell, were basically charged with leading and instructing the 20-50 year old men in our congregation. More specifically we were arranging lessons […]

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Short Story: Double Dream

3 minute readI’ve had this idea for a short story since I was probably in middle school. It’s maybe a bit weirder than I’d like. Enjoy! My life is a dream within a dream. One dream happens again and again; the other one never ends. In the first dream, I’m in a hospital, sitting, staring at a […]

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WordCamp Seattle 2017 Memory Dump

17 minute readThis last weekend I attended WordCamp Seattle and learned a ton. I mean a ton. This post about it is really long! Just read the headings you find interesting. The Journey Getting to the WordCamp was a bit of a pain though- the weather was not favourable. First there was a surprise snow-storm in Shawnigan […]

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Five Unspoken Rules of Contributing to Open Source Software

19 minute readI made a lot of mistakes going from developing closed-source to open-source software, and want to share the unspoken rules I discovered in the process.This post is intended for readers with programming experience (especially with WordPress), but who are new to contributing to open source projects. My First Pull Request Disaster Customizing BuddyPress Docs for […]

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