Aha! My journey isn't dead yet! I ditched the book and decided to take an online course in Code Academy (it's free). Best decision! Now I know Programming Fundamentals and HTML Basics, Tables, Forms, and Semantic. 
I started the CSS course last week, but I'm going slow. My goal to my new knowledge is to actually put a personal page up, but there is still plenty to learn so my next steps are:
<ul>
<li>Learn about static vs. dynamic pages</li>
<li>How to set my webpage online </li>
<li>Finish my CSS course!</li>
</ul>
I know the most logical step after CSS would be to jump at JavaScript, so I could be a full-on front-end dev (and also learn some Frameworks, I'm not completely on that yet). But I've been thinking about learning Python first and then come back for JavaScript.

Aha! My journey isn't dead yet! I ditched the book and decided to take an online course in Code Academy (it's free). Best decision! Now I know Programming Fundamentals and HTML Basics, Tables, Forms, and Semantic. 

I started the CSS course last week, but I'm going slow. My goal to my new knowledge is to actually put a personal page up, but there is still plenty to learn so my next steps are:

- Learn about static vs. dynamic pages
- How to set my webpage online 
- Finish my CSS course!

I know the most logical step after CSS would be to jump at JavaScript, so I could be a full-on front-end dev (and also learn some Frameworks, I'm not completely on that yet). But I've been thinking about learning Python first and then come back for JavaScript. 

No brakes on the knowledge train!