It’s February and my Penguins are in second place despite their rough start. Any NHL fans on Micro.blog? Maybe we can get the ? emoji added to the Discover section.

Last year, Grid & Arrow built a custom piece of software in Laravel to solve a specific customer’s email delivery problem. Today, we’re launching it to the world hoping to find a few new companies that would benefit from it.

If you’ve been trying to use email marketing platforms to upload a spreadsheet and send an email blast with mixed success, take a look at our landing page.

Good morning from the Polar Vortex! It’s -14° F with a windchill of -39° here in Fort Wayne.

My first time taking my son to the Fort Wayne Botanical Conservatory. I loved it – it felt like standing outside except without the cold and wind.

Looking forward to reading Company of One by Paul Jarvis after seeing it recommended by numerous people on Twitter. I was the first person to check it out from my local library. ?

I wrote the world’s tiniest WordPress plugin that converts all posts published with a format of “standard” to have a format of “status”. It might be useful to you if you’re feeding your Micro.blog with a WordPress feed.

I’ve been using 1Password for years, but this course from The Sweet Setup was still filled with lots of little things I didn’t know about.

I love having a wood burning fireplace at our new house. I got a wood splitter for Christmas and with all the wood on our property we’re set for years.

Back in the mountains of Pennsylvania for a couple of days. Having a little summit at Joel’s house to plan 2019 for Grid & Arrow.

Curren was very much a fan of the house we rented for WordCamp being within walking distance of Jeni’s Ice Cream.

“Industrial Plant Induced Heavy Snow” is a new phrase in my vocabulary.

Gearing up for driving down to Nashville for WordCamp US next week. Anyone on Micro.blog going?

Curren is like Sonic the Hedgehog these days. Drop him down and he starts racing off as fast as he can. We had a blast at the park yesterday letting him go as far as he wanted.

Today it was dry and below freezing in Indiana so naturally I spent the entire day moving leaves, acorns, wood and dog poop to various locations around my yard.

Yesterday I said goodbye to the Ford Escape I’ve owned for the last fourteen years. I drove it from sea to shining sea — 25 states, 3 provinces, and the District of Columbia.

Today I’m thankful for neighbors who see a man with way too small of a leaf blower for his yard and come to help bearing bigger engines.

In Orlando for the next couple of day tagging along with my wife who’s attending the AAP’s National Conference. 3rd year in a row for us! Lots of laptop working in hotel lobbies for me.

Fall in Wildwood Park