I think it was right before the flight from Seattle to St. Louis took off last year when I decided I would like to try regularly doing the NY Times crossword puzzle. I opened the app on my phone, downloaded a few puzzles before we took off, and didn’t know what I was getting myself… Continue reading A year of crosswords
Thoughts for the week’s end
Or: Thoughts for the year’s end. Or: Thoughts for the week’s end, 31/31. This is probably my dozenth attempt at a “what would it look like to track some notes over the week and schedule it to publish on Friday” post. We’ll see if it works. Thoughts for the week’s end – December 20, 2019… Continue reading Thoughts for the week’s end
Thoughts for the week’s end
Lyrics can mean a lot of things, but it’s great when you can find a meaning that fits for you for a time. Thirteen years ago, Dave Grohl wrote this chorus to The Pretender: What if I say I’m not like the others? What if I say I’m not just another one of your plays?… Continue reading Thoughts for the week’s end
Thoughts for the week’s end
If you ever get close to a humanAnd human behaviourBe ready, be ready to get confusedThere’s definitely, definitely, definitely no logicTo human behaviourBut yet so, yet so irresistible And there is no map They’re terribly, terribly, terribly moodyOh, human behaviourThen all of a sudden turn happyBut, oh, to get involved in the exchangeOf human emotionsIs… Continue reading Thoughts for the week’s end
Hacking on microformats and Gutenberg at IndieWebCamp East Online 2020, day 2
Today is day 2 of IndieWebCamp East Online 2020, a general hack/create day. I’m hacking on microformats and implementing them in Gutenberg, which means I’m thinking in blocks. Main personal inspirations for this include: I write a frequent week’s end series that is composed mostly of individual thoughts or notes. I can imagine a future… Continue reading Hacking on microformats and Gutenberg at IndieWebCamp East Online 2020, day 2