Two books. Each book about half done and nothing to carry them forward. Well, I shouldn't say, nothing. Though I wonder how many of us end up with more unfinished, dusty, forgotten works than we haven't completed.

When it comes to writing regularly, I don't always get the chance. Too many distractions enter my life or sheer boredom takes over and I find myself mulling over some small task for hours before realizing they my day is gone.

When you decide to serve, do you serve because you have to or because you want to? Two very different answers will show themselves depending on the heart of the individual being asked. If you serve to fulfill a requirement you are far less likely to enjoy the task that has been set before you.

We all have some high hope, a dream, or aspiration in life that want to see. For a lucky few they change the world in some small or large way and receive that praise of those around us.

What does our testimony say about us? Does it show our triumphs, or does it showcase our failures? The testimony that we have allows us to speak into the lives of other Christians, as well as, non-believers. It is our display of the love and mercy of God's amazing grace.

In thumbing through my notebook I noticed that I write a lot in snippets. A thought here, another there, and finally a complete, wait, no just another snippet.

Been up since 3:30 and can't seem to find a way to go back to sleep. There has been a lot of stress and work to deal with on top of everything, however, sleep seemed to be the only thing I could look forward to with any certainty.

When I'm coding a new design for a client I take into consideration the tools that I will use to allow for a streamlined and unified experience that also is easy to manage.

In the process of responsive design we come to a crossroads. A divide that takes us either to desktop or mobile. We cannot attempt to make the two roads one, but must see them as distinctly different with their own challenges and triumphs.

JavaScript is probably one of the second things that I learned when I started building websites, but when it came to building incredible fun and extensible applications that didn't come until I started using jQuery.