Reformatted raw console log to look prettier

Exctracted echo commentary from raw console log to look prettier.
Change time in setting up jekyll tutorial
Add introduction to tutorial

Copied introductory text from defuct simpler-documentation tutorial.
The final result, is nearly the same: I use exactly the same commands
to save and publish the project log.  I have completely changed
the blog engine I used to do it from wheat to Jekyll.
Learning Jekyll Search History

This folder are all of the websites I found useful whiel teaching
myself jekyll.  Most of them have elements that are higlighted orange.
I highlighted orange the most useful bits of information I found, so
it is safe to assume that I highlighted anything colored orange on
these pages.
Explain webpage higlighting and begin linking research pages

I begin to link all of the webpages I saved into the tutorial using
absolute paths.   Note: it took me awhile to figure out that
jekyll will not render these pages if try to save them in the pages
file, but will render them if I save them in the root directory.
Continue following setup instructions

I linked page 002 in GettingStartedWithJekyllWebsites.
Page 002 is what you see when you first start the server of a brand new jekyll
blog.
Add website 0003, example post, to tutorial

Example post is now linked in tutorial.
Commenting on setting up github and adding a new post

This section is a bit confused. As you can see from the log, I apparently
added a new post to the blog, and then decided I wanted to push the
blog to github without checking to see if I successfully added a new
blog. This is interesting because it makes figuring out what is going
on in the log a challenge.
Debugging why jekyll blog is not building

At this point, because I had put a badly formatted post into the posts
file, Jekyll was giving me an error.  This was my attempt to fix the
error.
Added commentary on putting section under version control.
Linked creating repository pages to tutorial

Linked pages 004 and 005  in GettingStartedWithJekyllWebsites filder
to tutorial.  These pages are about creating github repository.
Extract commentary on pushing to github from log

At this point, I thought that if you pushed a jekyll blog to github,
a page would somehow appear.  This is not true.  If you push a
jekyll blog to a special branch named github pages, a blog magically
appears.
Add github deployment html pages 005-009 to tutorial

These pages document how and where i looked to figure out how to deploy
a jekyll blog to git.
Infinite documentation loop

This shows the documentation loop I got into.  Yay circular references!
Add links that show what the buggy jekyll blog looks like
Wherin I waste lots of time googling

pro tip: ask for help via a github email tracker, and then go get
some sleep while waiting for a reply. I still have a head cold and
a headache from flailing around on google trying to solve this issue
on my own.