It’s been 8 years since my last blog post. In that time we’ve been through a global pandemic, political tomfoolery, the rise of AI and more. Professionally, I’ve gone through the gamut of startups big and small, a layoff at the best job I ever had and continued experience in the world of frontend development.

Which brings me to this blog post! I realized I had been neglecting my blog, and one of the reasons was simply that the technology I had built it on was so old. I still and will always hold nostalgia in my heart for Wordpress and PHP, but it was so far-removed from the more streamlined coding I was and am now doing in my day to day life.

Being invisibly visibly disabled may seem like a contradiction. On the one hand, you’re just like everyone else—normal to all appearances, fully functioning, unimpeded by the physical landscape. On the other hand, you can’t form a fist because your fingers don’t have the ability to bend or move in any dexterously significant way.

Ignore the fact that this article would have been wildly relevant a month ago. Despite the holiday cheer I thought it appropriate to count down the 5 creepiest horror film moments (according to me). Some of these are classics that appear on a lot of people’s lists, and a couple are just scenes that creeped me out as a kid.

Fall is here, and naturally the most important aspect of this fact is the return of our TV show lineup, namely, brand new seasons of Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder and American Horror Story. I’ll be briefly reviewing new episodes each week, so stay tuned and as always, watch out for spoilers.