Today I saw the radiation doctor, the surgeon and the genetics counselor as well as the “Navigation Nurse” who is taking care of the many, many phone calls and organizing what appears to be a potential major producation. I’ve got a CT scan tomorrow and another ultrasound on Friday. Both are mercifully timed for the … Continue reading IT COULD BE A LOT WORSE| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
Today I will be seeing the surgeon. Finally. I feel like I’ve been waiting forever, but it has been three weeks. It feels like more. I don’t think I’m going to have a lot to say u…| Serendipity - Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
2025 is the year of trying new things. To end the year, I'll be looking for my next adventure.| Better Simple
Going round and round to end up in the same place| indi.ca
Exit through the gift shop| indi.ca
It’s been a pretty crowded couple of weeks—the most intense part of summer break: a few days at the beach, some in the countryside, plus plenty of walking and reading.| Tao of Mac
That is a question my kids ask a lot. In general, lots of questions about colors. The importance of colors appears in a lot of daily activities as a parent. ...| winther blog
Complaining about things constantly needing to be fixed instead of just working.| An Archaeopteryx
Summary of everything I got up to this past week.| An Archaeopteryx
Summary of how my blaugust has gone and where this blog will probably go in the future now that it's almost done.| An Archaeopteryx
Ein gutes Team zu haben, ist Gold wert. Es zu halten, ist unbezahlbar. Doch in Zeiten von Fachkräftemangel, wachsender Wechselbereitschaft und veränderten Lebensentwürfen reicht es längst nicht mehr, Mitarbeitern einfach einen Schreibtisch und ein fixes Gehalt zu bieten. Wer heute binden will, muss verstehen, was Menschen wirklich wichtig ist, und daraus kluge Maßnahmen entwickeln. Denn […] Der Beitrag Mitarbeiterbindung mit Köpfchen erschien zuerst auf Selbstständig machen.| Selbstständig machen
...| the wordy habitat
I took a more-than-a-month-long break from writing anything on this blog, as you might've noticed. It's been a busy time for myself due to my thesis research...| dearmishmash
Marking a decade of blogging and the 10-year anniversary of this website.| Wander-Lush
I wrote a pretty substantial post this morning reflecting on August and talking about my goals for September and such, but Bear Blog unfortunately ate it, and I don't think I have it in me to try to write it in-depth again. So this will be kind of a short one.| Syl's Blog
Today's journal prompts come from Sophie Cliff again. I wasn't sure what to write about, so I thought I'd choose some more prompts to do. These are all focused around positivity.| Syl's Blog
Phew, we still have a few days left of Blaugust, and I'm going to admit, I'm struggling a bit. It's hard to come up with something to post about every single day, and I've missed a few days as well. I do have plans for a couple of end-of-the-month posts, so I'm looking forward to those. I'm planning on posting about the books I've read this month and some more small games I've played.| Syl's Blog
I've mentioned before that Spirit City: Lofi Sessions is one of my favorite ways to help with productivity. Well, today it got an expansion pack called Spirit City: All Aboard! It comes with a new train location that you can fully customize and decorate, along with new spirits to unlock. I have a deep love for trains, so this DLC is right up my alley. I've already decorated my train in autumnal goth vibes.| Syl's Blog
agilimo baut sein Führungsteam für die Bereiche IT-Operations und Security-Operations aus: Dennis Scheyk und Maik Pagel verstärken das Management als Unit Directors.| agilimo Consulting GmbH
Mind Games is usually seen as Lennon backing away from the direct, seemingly (but in actual fact almost never truly) spontaneous engagement...| inmedias.blogspot.com
I could use your help! I'm looking for a street team to help spread the word about my debut novel, The Summer I Found You.| City Farmhouse by Jennifer O'Brien
I recently became aware, via Matthias Melcher’s blog and Stephen Downes’ OL Weekly that a small group of people are blogging about blogging. This attracted my attention because although I have been blogging since 2006, I have written very few… Continue reading →| Jenny Connected
I have recently completed a four-week online Future Learn course on the poetry of Robert Frost. Robert Frost: The American Voice This course is offered by Ralston College. I came across it because I subscribe to Ralston College’s newsletter. I… Continue reading →| Jenny Connected
To mark Roger's freedom, we have released a new edition of his book and included a list of upcoming talks in London where you can catch up with him.| Roger Hallam
Although there aren’t any hard and fast rules that bloggers must post regularly, WordPress recommends that we do. My next book review post is not going to be ready this week, so I decided to waffle about words, and what I’ve been doing in my spare time over the summer. Do readers in the USA... Continue reading →| Sue's Trifles
When is the last time you faced an early morning but couldn’t fall asleep the night before? I don’t have to wake up for off-hours work as often or as early as I used to when starting ou…| Chad Callihan
When I worked for John Green, a concept in one of his books really hit me, and nearly twenty years later, I'm still thinking about it.| Emily Suess
I love camping out at cafes in Main Street towns writing, people-watching, and eavesdropping on the conversations that float past.| BEEW
Social media vs blogging and socializing online when you're not good at switching tasks.| An Archaeopteryx
Why I am asking for money on the internet and job hunting woes.| An Archaeopteryx
'(Journal Entry #1) Thrifting, library time, going to the woods, reading about Tara, etc. Includes some photography. 📸'| Xavier H.M.
My "first" blog post; or at least, my first blog post here on my website| Xavier H.M.
Though they’re sometimes ridiculed on the Internet, I’m about to buy my first pair of Crocs. My AFO is not meant to be worn without shoes, and I don’t have what I need. Right now I have a pair of Skechers slip-ons, but they’re too tight for me to get on easily over the brace. […] The post My First Crocs appeared first on Emily Suess.| Emily Suess
Earlier this week I picked up my custom ankle foot orthosis (AFO). It’s not miraculously making me walk like I used to because I was bedridden for too long. But it has already made a huge difference in how much less energy I spend trying to get around. When I had the appointment Wednesday to […] The post My AFO is Punk AF appeared first on Emily Suess.| Emily Suess
Last night there was an amazing summer thunderstorm. I felt inspired by it to make a cocktail, a riff on a dark n stormy. Apparently there’s already a drink ...| Megan's writings
Post no. 12 : Blaugust 2025 - Nostalgia The years fly by in the blink of an eye. We don’t really understand this until time progresses — when enough years have gone by to give weight to memories, dreams, mortality. When you see children grow, saying goodbye to who they once were, rejoicing in who they are becoming. When you realize some people in the room can no longer relate to your stories, for your reality began in ways they will never comprehend. So, you let go. The years fly by in...| Konfetti Explorations Feeds
Back in 2021 after completing SKT the Third, I shared a scan of my personal art study notes here, “Download My Art Study Journal.” I converted the handwritten notes from pages 25 –…| benebell wen
Completing a home remodel job that started with a simple task of removing a vanity for a closet.| Connor Tumbleson
Owning a dash cam has been amazing despite not really having a circumstance that has required it yet. Sometimes the dash cam captures some real odd moments though.| Connor Tumbleson
This post is secret; you can only find it via my RSS feeds (and places which syndicate them). It's okay to talk about it or link to it, though. Thanks for being part of RSS Club! Outside of Christmas Day, I don’t often get to use 6+ hobs and both ovens simultaneously, but I appreciate […]| Dan Q
Maybe I'm just hungry, but this morning's breakfast bagel with brie looks especially scrumptious, right?| Dan Q
I hand-drew a QR code so it looks like what I did was made a maze in Microsoft Paint. But it works! Here's how.| Dan Q
Sean McPherson shared a "four quadrants" diagram for people's beliefs about AI, with a specific focus on LLMs used for coding assistance. Here's where I sit on it, and why.| Dan Q
Based on my experience of 'vibe coding', I think Jim Nielsen's analogies are absolutely spot on.| Dan Q
For years, I've been using a HTML+CSS-only technique for popover 'lightbox' images on my blog. Now I've come up with a more-semantic way to do the same, and its HTML code is tidier too!| Dan Q
A moderately-large house spider dropped down and startled my dog as she napped in her basket, so now she’s hiding under my desk and refusing to return to bed. 🙄😂| Dan Q
I walked to a different COUNTY one morning before breakfast, just to get a geocache!| Dan Q
This checkin to GCAJH34 Jonah's Oak reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. My little tribe and I have, in some form of another, been attending Cropredy for decades: intermittently in the past, but lately with more regularity every year. For me, it’s coincided with the growth of our family: I’ve […]| Dan Q
This checkin to GC8Z1F6 Church Micro 13672...Great Bourton ⛪️ reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. My family and I have made a tradition of our regular attendance of Fairport’s Cropredy Convention. There I – being the earliest riser of us – have in turn made a tradition of getting up […]| Dan Q
My family and I have made a tradition of our regular attendance of Fairport's Cropredy Convention. There I - being the earliest riser of us - have in turn made a tradition of getting up early to find a nearby geocache on any morning that I'm up before the kids. This practice has already eliminated all of the caches in Cropredy itself, and so now my morning walks take me further afield. This morning I opted to follow the footpath over the fields to Great Bourton to investigate the two multicac...| Dan Q
It seems like every blog needs to start with an introduction, so here’s mine. I’m Brandon Mitchell, a currently semi-retired OSS developer. My career started in consulting and contracting in the Enterprise Management space (think sysadmin but for large distributed networks using expensive software). The second phase of the career shifted into the Docker container, cloud native, and DevSecOps ecosystems. As time went on, I spend more of my free time maintaining open source software until I...| Brandon Mitchell
How I Write on Internet| notes.abhinavsarkar.net
What I have been reading, watching, listening to, bookmarking, and working on this past week.| An Archaeopteryx
A run down memory lane through all the eyeglasses I've had, and some memories about them.| joelchrono's blog
With my siblings gone from our home, it feels like I'm an only child again, and going out as family hits different| joelchrono's blog
As an intro for Blaugust 2025, I decided to come up with some random facts about me!| joelchrono's blog
Writing through tears, I am heartbroken to share that Kaylee Walstad has died suddenly and unexpectedly. Kaylee was the loving, …Continue reading →| Ball in your Court
You’re not to come and see us no moreKeep away from our doorDon’t come ’round here no moreWhat on earth did you do that for?Our uncle, he don’t wanna know, he says,“We are a disgrace to the human race,” he says,“How can you show your faceWhen you’re a disgrace to the human race?”—“Embarrassment” by Madness,… Continue reading Personal | Never the Same| The Gonzo Brigadoon
As a teenager, I used to think about what I would do in the middle of some grand, life-changing political situation, like World War II, the Vietnam War, or Apartheid South Africa. Nowadays, those periods of pondering long ago feel like past dress rehearsals for my daily life today: wake up, cook a modest meal,… Continue reading Personal | Fancy Guerrilla Poster Warfare| The Gonzo Brigadoon
Over the last few years, I appeared on many podcasts. And some panels or speeches I gave were recorded. So many that I lost track — I was busy running a think tank! Perhaps just for my own use, here’s a partial list of places I’ve been. Podcasts, and also recorded panels and so on. […]| Sahar Massachi
How I accidentally vibe coded an app to crowdsource my baby's name -- with the power of statistics| Sahar Massachi
losing values| Yuri Cunha
Since I can remember, I’ve wanted sisters. I would’ve been happy with a brother too but whenever I wished, I always wished for a sister. The kind I could braid…| Fourteen East
Time for a completely unpolished random thoughts post from the hospital waiting room.| An Archaeopteryx
This is a post about my personal life and my mental health and something I want to try to fix things (even though I have no idea if it will work) and see if I can help my burnout recovery. If you’re here for my tech stuff, you can safely skip this one.| Eniko does bad things to code
"I consider knowledge to be overvalued. Too many of us suffer from “infobesity.” Too much information, not enough action. But knowledge combined with action is priceless."| Geoff Graham
For almost a year, I have been crafting and re-crafting a project I call The Fake Story of Music. It has been stuck in its present state for more than half of that time, and there’s so much m…| Never Down, Always Up
So, after my Zodiac failed me — and I discovered that it has more than one name — I bought an Icom IC-M94D. Icom is supposed to be one of the top brands, and Icom IC-M94D is the first hand held VHF with built in AIS receiver. Sadly, IC-M94D had two major annoyances which made […]| From thoughts to text
I’m probably the millionth person to say this this week, but the internet just isn’t fun anymore. Beyond the fact that I’m a 30+ year-old adult who had the p...| Ginoz Blog
If asked about the happiest day of one’s life, most people will refer to big events like the day they got married or the birth of their children. Which is understandable as those are specific days you remember among with just being a huge turning point in most people's lifes.| winther blog
For this year’s summer family vacation, we decided to try the so-called “car vacation”. A popular form of vacation, but our main vacations have previously mo...| winther blog
Uso la IA todos los días para hacer mi trabajo y aún así me atrevo a decir que la detesto. Detestarla es poco. Casi tres años usándola y siento que ha violado mi creatividad sin reparo. Ojo, que no la uso por gusto, me piden usarla: que disque para ser mas productivo, trabajar más rápido y para que los muy hijos de la gran puta se ahorren uno o dos puestos más de trabajo. Esa es la realidad, pero les encanta disfrazarlo.| Ginoz Blog
What I’ve been listening to since last time| Kevin Murphy
In August of 1971, John Lennon and Yoko Ono moved to New York City, according to them to help Yoko obtain custody of her daughter Kyoko (whi...| inmedias.blogspot.com
Unfortunately, I cannot really call the past 60 days "learning japanese". I have not done that. I have been away for , though, and I could test my Japanese ...| extremq.com
"We don’t need writers less because of AI. We need them more." I’ve been thinking a lot about words lately. How powerful they are. How they land. Linger. How they feel when you say them out loud. Words that change your brain chemistry. Those moments when words change how you feel in real time. Who […] The post The Beauty of First Drafts: Why Writers Still Matter (Especially Now) appeared first on HealthyHappyLife.com.| HealthyHappyLife.com
They say parenting lets you relive your childhood. Great, if you had an awesome one. Not so great if you didn’t. Mine nearly made me swear off having kids forever.| Physician on FIRE
How Your Mindset Can Help You Create Overflow In Your Business By Tara Punter| BEYOUROWN
Yesterday I was one of 50 people arrested during an action calling for no new coal. This is why. Continue reading →| Sustaining Community
I started the Sustaining Community blog to highlight resources and information that I thought were relevant to students and practitioners. Soon after, I also started writing content that I thought might be useful. The style and voice of the blog … Continue reading →| Sustaining Community
An overview of some of the key statistics for 2022 for the Sustaining Community blog.| Sustaining Community
Saturn and Neptune have come together this last week or so by the barest of margins, in time and space. As expected, it has caused insecurity, confusion, self-doubt, fear and guilt. But I underestimated just how overwhelmingly negative this alignment would be. I have hardly slept this last week, and when I do, it is […]| Astrology King
Despite all my rage, I am still just a rat in a cage| indi.ca
Hi! I'm Marisabel! Puertorican living the Dutch life. This is my personal web garden to make things grow.| Konfetti Explorations
I bought a saxophone album when I was 19 and it changed my life (not really but it's a good album)| Xavier H.M.
In many ways, the teams that have made it possible to port so much from one device to another have been doing excellent progressive delivery, as have the teams that have pushed out OS and security updates to our phones, and updated our apps, and made the whole thing something that I never have to plug into a computer. They've included sensors that are speculative, for the benefit of future features.| Heidi Waterhouse
On the way back from our medical appointments in Houston, we needed to stop to catheterize Ember and give her a bottle. We found a nice little coffee shop named The Coffee Nook in Buffalo, TX. While there, I looked up some sheet music and played “The Wheel on the Bus” for Ember and Sara. […]| Eric Binnion
We were in Houston last week for some medical research appointments Ember. What this really meant is that we spent a few hours at the hospital and then a lot of hours in the hotel room. While waiting around in the hotel room, I decided to deploy some code to WordPress.com. As I was walking…| Eric Binnion
I traveled in Japan for almost a month. I wanted to see how different Japan is to Europe and experience the climate, the food, and, of course, interact with ...| extremq.com
Good: saw a tiny baby bunny sleeping in its food bowl, drank boozy frozen lemonade| Megan's writings
is a challenge to make 31 blog posts (so probably 1 per day) in the month of August. I heard about it a week or two ago and was being wishy washy about whet...| Megan's writings
Here’s a thought experiment. Suppose that we were to take the statements in Psalm 90:4 and 2 Peter 3:8 about a thousand years being like a day literally (which are probably not literal in their lit…| Kindle Afresh
Source There will be fewer than usual posts to this blog for a while. I have to write another talk for an intimidating audience, similar to...| blog.dshr.org
I’ve written about my self-taught art journey during the pandemic here. I found a bunch of MFA art program syllabuses online and aggregated them together into my own curriculum, then scoured the interwebs for online courses, video lectures, tutorials, books, blogs, anything and everything I could get my hands on to learn composition and the core … Continue reading Critiquing Your Own Art (Handbook)| benebell wen
Our tenderness might be exactly what's needed right now| Read A Little Poetry
From 1973 onwards Doug Biggert, driving around California, took an (analogue!) photograph of every hitch-hiker to whom he offered a lift. Now you can view a gallery and read his story.| Dan Q
I somehow missed the news from June about Daniel Hamrick, who courageously got on stage to play a anti-transphobia protest song at a 'heterosexual pride' event in one of the most deeply-conservative parts of the USA. Here's the video of his (short!) set.| Dan Q
"I still get that powerful feeling that anything is possible when I open a web browser — it’s not as strong as it was 20 years ago, but it’s still there." - Geoff Graham| Dan Q
A freaking excellent longread by Eevee (Evelyn Woods), lamenting the direction of popular technological progress and general enshittification of creator culture. It's ultimately uplifting, I feel, but it's full of bitterness until it gets there.| Dan Q
