The coat of arms of Dr. Chad M. Krouse,
emblazoned by Hector Rojas
Yes, it's been several years since I last posted on this blog. In short, lots of things, good things (great, in fact) have happened in the intervening years since. Today, the world is no longer the same; the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the world to shut down, to pause, and reset. Being home the last seven weeks has given me time to also pause and reset, just like I had to do with finding the password to this site.
I hope to share more in the coming days and weeks. So many old hobbies and interests have been rekindled during this time. Wait for it...yes! Heraldry. It's funny in a way. Back in 2014, I was all over the subject, loving every minute. I couldn't get enough of it, in fact. When I began my doctoral program in 2015, my focus inevitably shifted, free time was a luxury I could no longer afford.
About a year ago, I commissioned Hector Rojas to emblazon my full achievement, another luxury I could not have afforded back in the day. While I didn't do anything exciting with the rendering, I was pleased to have them.
During this shutdown, I'm keeping the digital heralds busy. I'll share a few new things over the coming days. Until then, it's great to be back. Be safe.
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