I used to think digital was the way to go for print work, but watching that press run changed everything. The way the ink settles into the cotton paper creates a texture you just can't replicate, almost like the letters are sitting on a tiny cushion. Have you felt the impression from a letterpress compared to a digital print?

Totally agree with you on this. I used to be obsessed with hitting new countries and bragging about my numbers, but after a terrible rushed trip through Southeast Asia where I spent more time on buses than anything else, I realized I barely remember most of it. It completely changed my mind about travel. Now I try to stay at least a month in one place and actually get into a routine, it feels way more meaningful.

Floats had me using clearfix hacks like I was trying to solve a puzzle blindfolded. @jordangibson you're braver than me for sticking with them that long - my first flexbox attempt was basically me slapping "display:flex" on everything and hoping for the best.

Spent fifty bucks on a fancy bamboo stitching pony once. Looked great on my desk, then promptly split in half the third time I used it. My cheap plastic one from a garage sale is still going strong ten years later.

Used to dig my heels in every time, but honestly letting go of that line opened up something better in the whole piece.