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Not much writing today... ...so, just a few moments captured from my iPhone's Lock Screen with its random cycling of (vertically oriented) images from my Photos app:
A few weeks ago, my TRMNL X arrived. If you’re not familiar with this device, it’s basically a little e-ink screen which shows a rotation of updating information screens. I mostly use mine for family calendars, trivia, and “word of the...
Photo by Denley Photography on Unsplash Kilvey Hill loomed behind our street in Swansea like a sleeping giant, all through my childhood in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Not far in reality, but to a small child's legs it felt like a...
Laluji himself was my chauffeur this week :P Now that I am organizing random scribbles from all over my note taking places, I am realizing how LIVELY this week was! Life House Parties I attended two house parties this week! One was for...
Robert blogged about the power of asking “what do you think?” It brought up memories from my formative years when grown-ups had also given me the gift of this question. I don’t know how children elsewhere had it, but these were rare...
The land, looking out my (office) back door
Hello everyone! Welcome to my weekly Sunday Meals of the Week Post! Every Sunday I like to do a recap of all of the main meals that I have cooked and or enjoyed over the past seven days! All of the delicious main dishes that have graced...
A Nice Walk: Kingston Vale (½ mile) Sometimes you just want to go for a nice walk, nothing too taxing, plenty of variety, bikes, horse manure, arterial road, sports ground, signs of autumn, wet dogs, sunshine and shade, a bit of a...
Today I am looking at the first of two mysteries written by Elizabeth Fenwick, which have recently been reprinted in a Stark House Press twofer. I will be reviewing the second, Murder in Haste in my next post. The Inconvenient Corpse is...
Book review for Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor. I rated it 4 stars ⚠️ This review contains spoilers! Death of the Author is about a Nigerian American author named Zelu who gains immediate worldwide popularity when she publishes...
Software bloat went unchecked for decades because memory was cheap. Now it isn't, and consumers can't afford those same specs. Which way the industry turns next depends on values, not just technology. | Read full post >>
How to Surf the Web in 2025, and Why You Should Publishing personal content online while hiding yourself is a flawed but rational response to a broken internet Perché non ti va più di lavorare {Here’s Why You Don’t Feel Like Working...
every packet is an adventure
One essay, one Field Notes entry, and a week that kept saying the same thing in rooms that don't talk to each other. The essay speaks on the shift not being a trip, nothing moves, no craft arrives, no one ascends, the world remains and...