Ah, the classic “Hello World” post.
The blinking cursor. The blank screen. The quiet whisper of a blog rebooting for the umpteenth time.
Yes, I’m back. Again.
If blogs had loyalty cards, I’d have a free coffee and a stern talk from management by now.
So, who am I?
I’m a PHP programmer, a WordPress plugin conjurer, a remote worker, a team leader, and most importantly—husband to one amazing woman and dad to four even more amazing humans (they’re like plugins… each with their own quirks, updates, and occasional conflicts).
I work from home, but more accurately, I work from anywhere—home, cafés, airports, park benches, or wherever my Wi-Fi and caffeine can reach. I solve problems in code, manage people with compassion (and the occasional dad joke), and I’ve been known to refactor both legacy code and my own life—frequently.
This blog? It’s my digital whiteboard. A place for ideas, experiments, musings on code, leadership, life, parenting, remote work, and yes, maybe the occasional WordPress rant (Core updates, am I right?).
If you’ve read this far, thank you. I promise the next post will have more code and fewer confessions. Or not. That’s the beauty of blogging—like WordPress, it’s endlessly flexible.
Let’s see if I can keep this one going.
No pressure. Just you, me, and the publish button.
Welcome to the latest restart.
~ Me (again)