It's nice to have your own personal slice of the internet
Last year, when my kid's school sent out the annual calendar, my wife painstakingly added each holiday, half day, spring break, winter break, etc. to our shared Google Calendar. She said it took 30 minutes on her phone, and one mis-tap could lead to a…
Continue reading...I used to post on Geocities but that's all gone now. I used to post on MySpace but that's all gone now. I used to post on Blogspot but that's all gone now. Facebook, Twitter X, and everything else will all end up the same…
Continue reading...It's been five years since March 2020. You might see many retrospectives highlighting the challenges faced by businesses, particularly restaurants, as they struggled to survive during the shutdowns. But what about restaurants that opened during that time period? Opening a new business is hard enough, and…
Continue reading...I wrote a whole post about setting up free newsletters for your website but it was all a lie. Sure, after your free trial runs out, you can still technically send newsletters for free. Manually. Painfully. All these newsletter-management companies paywall the one vital feature I…
Continue reading...* for like a month. I was so excited I wrote this whole post before I realized the features I like are eventually paywalled. So I made an actually-free thing instead [post coming soon]! This post may sound like a MailerLite ad but they don't…
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