Kind of like "A jack of all trades" with the humble qualification of "an expert of none".
It seems to me that to be an expert at something means that you should know everything there is to know about it. I just don't feel that I can make that claim. I like to think that there is always something new I can learn.
I am a programmer -- have been since the mid '70s. Up to the mid '90s, I was strictly a mainframe programmer; I loved 370 Assembler . After the mid 90s my coding moved more in the direction of C and C++ and then in the 2000 decade it began to include javascript and html with some php thrown in there. The shop I worked in up until May of 2009 supported a TPF environment. I wrote utilities that helped TPF programmers get their jobs done. These included debugging and analysis tools that ran on TPF.
My PHP programming was more of a side venture during my spare time around the 2004-2005 timeframe. I designed a website for my daughter and coded the whole thing in PHP and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It allowed for registered users to log into various areas and kept track of requests and so forth. It used a MySQL database.
Now for some fun!
We converted our attic into a room. Here are some pictues of it.
We visited my daughter Jess and her new baby in Vegas.Here are those pictures.
My daughter purchased a Saturn Vue.
We went on a cruise a couple of years ago. Here is a quick link to the pictures or you might prefer this link which has them somewhat categorized.