Can You Contribute Too Much To Retirement?
I’m in my early 40s and my wife and I seem to be on track to reach our retirement net worth goal with a paid-off mortgage before our 50s barring
Tales of a Tech Finance Food Travel Geek & Author
I’m in my early 40s and my wife and I seem to be on track to reach our retirement net worth goal with a paid-off mortgage before our 50s barring
Since Covid lockdown began and until our new challenge started, I think, my son read over 30 books (most Oz books, many Enid Blyton books, some Three Investigators). That means,
Continue reading100 Books in 2021 Challenge – Gamifying Reading – Asian Parenting
2020 was the first full year of our new 4,380W of solar panels that went live in August 2019. Our power production in 2020 was 21,213 kWh and we used
I can’t believe this is only my second post about mangoes. My last post about the topic talked about the king of mangoes – the Kent mango. This one is
I’m pleased to announce the new look of s1dd.com with a homepage to better showcase the photography of my gluttony and travels along with a more modern look. Blog posts
I never imagined myself to be the typical Asian parent. Maybe genes are stronger than will? I also never imagined that I would have anything to blog about parenting at
Continue readingAsian Parenting – COVID Edition – Free, Easy, Educational Kids Activities
By now, I’m sure you know that my son and I are working on developing the game he came up with a few years ago – Blob Attack and this
Continue readingOpen Source Phaser 3 UI Controls Library – Code With My Son
I recently received my proof copy from Lulu and the printing is very high quality. It just feels better than the book from Barnes and Noble press and from Amazon.
Continue readingWorldwide Availability of Elementary JavaScript & 15% Off Right Now
On May 28, a friend bought the eBook version of my book on Amazon. But the royalties for the book have not yet shown up in my Kindle Direct Publishing
Continue readingAmazon Is Not Accurately Reporting KDP Sales – Resolved
Two weeks ago, I noticed that Elementary JavaScript hit the top 100 on Amazon in the category “Children’s Programming Books”: Then last week I noticed that it had moved up