This website has been around since 2007. It has gone through a few versions and a lot of changes in how I use the web. What started as a simple personal website became a blog, a place for experiments, a digital garden, and now a home for the things I want to keep around. The tools have changed along the way, but having a place on the web that I can shape and tinker with has stayed.
Over the years, it became an archive, a playground, and a place to try new ideas. Jekyll brought digital gardening and led to building Jekyll Garden. Today, it lives here as a Hugo as a commonplace for projects, writing, experiments, and things worth keeping.































