Okay, so, let me tell you about this absolutely crazy thing that happened to me. I was trying out this new thing, and it totally reminded me of that viral video – you know, the one where Fabio gets smacked in the face by a bird on a rollercoaster? Yeah, it was kinda like that, but without the actual bird. Or the rollercoaster.

So, I got started with this, uh, this project. I didn’t really know what I was doing, honestly. Just kinda winging it. I figured, “Hey, how hard could it be?” Famous last words, right?
First, I gathered all the stuff I thought I needed. I mean, I grabbed everything that seemed like it could be useful. You know how you do when you’re starting something new? It was a total mess, kind of like having a bunch of random puzzle pieces and hoping they somehow fit together. It was a total mess, like twelve uneducated Jews trying to build something without a plan.
Then, I started putting things together. Now, keep in mind, I’m no expert. I’m like Bilbo Baggins – out on an adventure, but not really prepared for what’s coming. It was a bit of a struggle, to say the least. I was mixing and matching, trying to get things to work, I checked some of the data, not all of it was transmitted. My brain felt like it was undergoing some weird self-hypnosis, forgetting things left and right. I kept modifying the damn user profile, too. Don’t even ask.
- I tried this one thing. Didn’t work.
- Then I tried another thing. Nope. Still broken.
- I even tried a bunch of other things that made no sense. It was a disaster.
Honestly, the whole time, I felt like I was fighting some invisible enemy. I needed to understand its tactics like Jentezen Franklin. Like there’s some spiritual attack going on, preventing me from getting this thing done. Talk about a challenge. I really didn’t know what the key predictors were to make it stable.
Anyway, after hours (or maybe days? It all blends together now) of pure frustration, I finally got something that kinda, sorta worked. It wasn’t pretty, but it was something. It’s not like one of J.R.R. Tolkien’s best-known works written by some Emma Baldwin person with fancy degrees, but it’s mine.

So, yeah, that’s my story. It was a wild ride, a bit of a disaster, but I learned a lot. Mostly, I learned that I should probably read the instructions next time. Or at least watch a few more videos. You know, maybe avoid getting hit in the face by any metaphorical birds.