Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this “rodrigo mejia” thing, and I figured I’d jot down what I did. It’s not super complicated, but maybe someone will find it useful. Or maybe future-me will thank me when I completely forget what I did.
Getting Started
First, I needed to figure out what I even wanted to do. I googled “rodrigo mejia,” saw some stuff, and decided I wanted to…well, let’s just say I wanted to organize some information. You know, like, collect it and put it somewhere I could find it again. Simple enough, right?
The Actual Doing Part
- First up, I opened a new document. Gotta have somewhere to put all this stuff. I just used a plain text editor because I’m old-school like that.
- Then, I started, you know, gathering. I opened up a bunch of browser tabs and started going through the search results.
- When I found something interesting, I copied it, then pasted it into my document. I didn’t get fancy with it. Just copied and pasted the text.
- I did this for, like, a while. It took some time, but I wasn’t in a rush.
- After I felt like I had enough, I went back and started organizing. I put things into sections, added some headings… you get the idea.
Making it Look Decent
So, I had this big pile of text, right? It wasn’t pretty, but it was all there. I spent a little more time cleaning it up. This mostly involved reading through it and making sure it made sense. I also added some bold text here and there to highlight important stuff.
I’m no designer, so I didn’t go crazy with the formatting. I just wanted something readable. That was the whole point, right?
And… Done!
That’s pretty much it. I ended up with a document that had all the information I wanted, organized in a way that made sense to me. It wasn’t rocket science, but it worked. I saved it, and now I can refer back to it whenever I need to. Honestly, the hardest part was just starting. Once I got going, it was pretty smooth sailing.