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Read the full post at - The indie web has never had more options than it does now. Short form video & big platforms might be dominant, but I absolutely love all the options now.
Sharing thoughts on my Hobonichi weeks planner, and sharing a few YT links on journaling. Also, a few pics from last week.
A piece about the Bund’s Arkadi Kremer, the ethical content of his socialist politics, and where it fits in the history of Marxist thinking about morality May in the global lefty reading calendar is the month to work through Molly...
Last night I dreamt tangled, deeply plotted dreams about rotted airplanes, teeth in the street, and a gigantic man who knelt down to tell me he was raised by a mountain and that I did not understand how to live. I asked him if I could...
Something terrible almost happened. I almost bought a ModRetro Chromatic retro handheld device until someone pointed me towards Natalie’s Don’t Buy from ModRetro post who outlined you’re indirectly supporting a war: […] I am against...
I saw the display pictured above a couple of days ago, and it’s evidence we’re deep in a high-protein health craze. After all, did you expect that someday, there would be high-protein Doritos, with 10 grams of protein in every serving?...
James Shore has a post I found myself nodding along to until the very last step, where he loses me. The thesis is clean:
I live in a very quiet place. There are 30 or so people here, only one road that sees very little traffic, and woods all around us. I wake up with birds chirping, and most of the day, that’s all I can hear around me. At the same time,...
Nesting season is fully underway once again, and, as usual, things are going more smoothly for some crows than for others. My next post will give a rundown on how individual crows are doing, but today I’m thinking about the general crow...
Allan and a brace of Derek’s recently visited the Southampton Tram Project – the Solent Sky Tram & Railway Event. I would have liked to have gone, but it had been such a busy week, that I needed some down … Continue reading →