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Author Archives: John F Croston III
Read More Books
The year started out well reading-wise. I was reading a book about every five days or so on average; then, when the pandemic hit, and it slowed up a lot. Total Books Read I finished the year strong in December … Continue reading
Attended More Conferences
I managed to get to many more events this year because of the pandemic and them being remote/online. Which meant not having to take extra time off to travel to them and have all the expenses of travel, hotel, food, … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 2021, Accessibility, Austin, TX, Conferences, Creatvie Mornings, Field Trips, Food, Philadelphia, PA, Remote, Toronto, Washington, DC, Workshop
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My Plans for Three Days Off
I have the next three days off, with today being the MLK (Martin Luther King Jr.) holiday. Then Wednesday being the Inauguration, I decided to take Tuesday off too to have a five day weekend. So I plan to use … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Books, Code, Code and Coffee, Cooking, Food, Martha's Table, Northern Virginia, Reading, Virginia, Walking, Washington, DC
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Accessibility Chat Yesterday
Yesterday I had I think it’s the third monthly accessibility chat on a Saturday afternoon with those that could make it. Over the last three months, I have taken some time on a Saturday to chat with people I know … Continue reading
Posted in 2021, Accessibility
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Learned More
Getting rid of my cable TV a year and a half ago and the pandemic has made me use my time better to learn even at my age. It’s been helpful having no commute now. Learning on Night and Weekends … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, 2021, Cooking, Farming, JavaScript, Learning, Tiny House, YouTube
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