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Marriage to Cassandra Rose Small
We weren’t really great at planning things. We had a marriage certificate that was expiring soon, and the Marriage Commissioner invited us to his home before he left on vacation to get married. I recall he lived on Hope Street, which seemed fitting. It was a small wedding with my Mother in-law and sister-in-law present.… Read More
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Lewies Coding Standards
Clear structure, consistent naming, and disciplined organization turn messy scripts into maintainable systems. Separate logic & presentation, document intent, and design for readability. Code isn’t just for machines—it’s for people who inherit, debug, and extend it long after you’re done. Read More
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CSC: Software Engineer
May 2001 – July 2003. Developed ASP.NET applications integrating MS Project, SQL Server, and Excel via VBA for contract tracking and visualization. Designed reporting systems using Crystal Reports, modernized legacy VB6 platforms, and supported bid evaluation through upgraded databases, installers, and automated reporting workflows. Read More
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Moms Desertion
My mother left my father after a vacation, disappearing without explanation. Worried, we searched for answers while she secretly contacted me for information. Eventually, we learned she had moved to Florida to live with a traveling glassblower, abandoning everything behind. Read More
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Airplane Flyer
Experimenting with early DHTML, I captured frames of myself leaning into imaginary wind, planning to attach my oversized head to an airplane. The plane never materialized, but the interactive concept still feels like a game worth revisiting. Read More
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Peek-A-Boo
Experimenting with a new video camera, I turned a simple game of peek-a-boo into a highly optimized 8-color animation. Built for dial-up speeds, the grayscale footage was compressed to 5 KB and tinted red for stylistic effect. Read More
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Trademark: Dream Spin
“Dream Spin” is a 3D rendering of my personal trademark, created in TrueSpace for my Geocities site, Shoomi – Homepage Of A Dreamer. After Yahoo acquired Geocities, access was lost, leaving this image as a preserved fragment. Read More







