About me
Complete self-indulgence
DocHoloday dot com is the creative outlet for it’s owner and sole proprietor, Matt Perry.
That’s me.
I’m a web designer, photographer, artist, writer, and video game player, originally from New Hampshire, living and working in Texas. I’m a Magna Cum Laude graduate from the Savannah College of Art & Design where I spent 4 years in sunny Georgia getting my Bachelors of Fine Arts in Photography. I’m currently a Director of Web Operations but still create, design and photograph every chance I get.
I believe in baseball, scotch whiskey, Jack Kerouac, mid-century modern, swing dancing, steak dinners, vintage cars, video games, fighting in hockey, Benny Goodman, the NH state motto, pearl snap buttons, Texas craft BBQ, black and white photography, fine paper, punk rock, messenger bags, manual transmissions, really good coffee, clean simple designs, the Boston Red Sox and most importantly God and my personal savior Jesus Christ.
I don’t believe in “trending”, social media, pop stars, the price of gas, HOAs, politicians in general (both sides), talking on your cell in the grocery store, fat free salad dressing, fashion from the 1980s, soccer, that streaming is a viable career path, radar guns, tofu, and white chocolate.
This website is the very politically and socially incorrect ramblings of a very sarcastic and opinionated guy.
I don’t apologize for that.
If you’d like some backstory, and to learn how this site came to be, feel free to read this.
This blog is powered by:
- Caffeine 97%
- Sarcasm 85%
- Wit 42%
- Opinionated Dribble 75%
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System Malfunction
So, I don't know exactly what to do with this mess of a website. Don't worry, it's not going away. I mean from a technical aspect. This entire site is running on WordPress, which until now has not only worked well, but I've championed numerous times as the blog...
What year is it?
I just looked back and apparently the last time I posted something was last June. It’s April now, so that’s a solid 10 months, which is ridiculous.
Scan Backlog
When your card shelf is full, and your scan folder looks like this, it’s probably time to actually do something with those.