In preparation for other ideas, I decided to try out a few things to make a timelapse of me building one of my recent LEGO purchases, set 10246, the Detective’s Office. And here it is! Video first,...

After some time, I finally have started making forward progress on Cora’s playhouse again. And I’ve made quite a bit of progress since I introduced the Fencerator 9000™. Just have a look-see: In...

Since I’m preparing a couple more in-depth posts and will be occupied with other things on Saturday, I’m gonna release this post early AND it’s gonna be a brief one about something I knocked togeth...

Quite some time ago, I started building a playhouse for Cora. I had to put completing the project on hold for a while, but now I’m ramping up to do the next stage. I’ve got the lumber, the hardware...

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! It’s come around again, that fine day where we go around pinching people if they’re not wearing green. Ostensibly, this is because… yay Irish people? Or something. All I s...

The latest in my “Knitting on the Train” series is a slouchy beanie! It took me a few days to make, but I think almost half of that time was only the last few rows. I knit this one in the round,...

We’re here! To now, we’ve come through part 1, part 2, part 3, and part 4, and now we’re ready to wrap it up. So, without further ado, the conclusion to the Field encapsulation pattern! Where are ...

Hey all, in lieu of finishing the field encapsulation series, I thought I’d bring you this announcement: I made my site prettier! Woo! Please take a look around and tell me what you think! I based...

Here we are in the fourth portion of our trek to create a field encapsulation pattern in Python! For previous legs of our journey, you can try here, here, or here. Otherwise, let’s kick it off! Wh...

Welcome back to creating a field encapsulation pattern in Python! As you may be aware, this is the third installment in the series. To catch up, you can read part 1 and part 2; I’ll wait. Ready? Le...