Notes

March 20, 2023 View single note

My pen for the 2023 NCAA MBB Tournament is trending on Codepen as a “Picked by Codepen.”

March 16, 2023 View single note
Ryan with a conceptual sculpture he recently completed for one of his studio classes.

My son, Ryan, participated in his first art show on Tuesday. He is part of OMAS (Organization of Murray Art Students) and they had their annual art show this week. There were around 170 entries and only around a third were accepted into the show. Ryan entered 3 objects and all 3 made it into the show. We are very proud of our freshman graphic design student.

March 16, 2023 View single note

I am happy the Jayhawks beat Howard today in the first round of the 2023 NCAA MBB Tournament. #rockchalk #marchmadness #reloadthewagon

March 14, 2023 View single note

Two losses to Texas in a week’s time have made me a little bit nervous. But I have decided to pick my Hawks to repeat as NCAA Champions. Rock Chalk!

March 14, 2023 View single note
While growing up in Texas, I enjoyed my mother’s buttermilk biscuits made from “scratch” every morning for breakfast. But there was not a single ingredient in those biscuits that I would have enjoyed by itself. And even after they were mixed together, I would not have cared for the raw biscuit dough. Only after they were mixed together in the right proportions by my mother’s skillful hands and then subjected to the fire of the oven were they ready to be enjoyed for breakfast.

Trusting God by Jerry Bridges

I remember this passage from when I first read this book in college. The larger context is that Bridges was discussing how God takes all the events in our life–both good and bad–to work together for our ultimate good. This illustration really brought the point home to me.

I remember reading this passage laying on a couch in San Diego while on a Campus Crusade for Christ summer project.

March 9, 2023 View single note

Six years ago I tweeted the following: Wish there was a way to set height of element in proportion to width in CSS. So if I wanted a square, I could set height to 100% of width.

Today, I have a way to do that with aspect-ratio. I could set aspect-ratio: 1 to achieve a square with an element.

I expanded this note into a blog post, Aspect-ratio and container query units six years later.