spoiled

A lot of times the portraits of grace that are (rightly) elevated are those where through trial and hardship, someone is able to lean on God and find comfort and persevere.

My experience has been not one of suffering but of regular distractions. I have loved moving back to Maryland, then I got consumed with being a new parent, and arguably got more consumed by getting my dream job.

In each case I let that thing be my identity and worth. Doing so didn't lead to great outcomes. I turn back to God only after being burnt out and disappointed. I didn’t maintain faithful discipleship nor wanted to.

God is very sweet to me in his grace and welcoming. He does not change.

My first open source project

I recently pushed a project to the official Google Github page.

This year has been a transition from advisory work (powerpoints and excels) to something much more technical. Not a big deal to my peers in the same field, but I'm marking it as a personal milestone.

As for what the code does, it finds files in Google Drive that were just made visible across the domain, e.g., "Anyone at company.com with the link can view/edit [this file]," and then removes that visibility.

Open to contributions and pull requests! We just have a contributor license agreement and you're good to go :) https://cla.developers.google.com/