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Probably trying to design and build my own custom distro. There's help like LFS but you still need to read an entire book and learn about a million important decisions to make. I scrapped the idea. It's just hard and then how am I even going to maintain it?
I successfully had a running LFS build.
It booted, I typed in
ls /saw my folders, thought it was neat and read up on what would be required to get a GUI up and running, then deleted the partition.