Tag: internet
Blogs on Blogs
I got to have an extensive chat with Manu Moreale a couple months ago for his People & Blogs series, which is a lovely project showcasing folks writing online and maintaining their own sites.
Lines of Light
These are all means of spiritual and physical survival, and we can gift them to others.
Ambient Friendship
“I can feel closeness to you without actually having it.”
Three Ephemeral Website Things
A few rhyming pieces from this week: 1. Sarah wrote a lovely, somewhat bittersweet post about finally closing her Photobucket account, which touched on a lot of what I find difficult about maintaining an archive of one’s creative work online as an artist, rather than just a writer: I’ve never been sentimental about my childhood … Continue reading Three Ephemeral Website Things
Late Afternoon Slump Thoughts
Wah wah wah.
The Owl Neck Problem
When is it going to be enough?
Population: Us
I fear I am admiring the problem, thrilling to ever more accurate descriptors that tell me precisely how and why I’m locked in this unfulfilling spiral, rather than taking steps to change my behavior.
The Half-Remembered Bakery
Finding slices of myself in the flaky pastry of the Old Web.
Stumbling
“If everyone’s social media experience looked like your social media experience I think people would want to be on social media a lot more.” I’m in therapy. I mean, I’m in my house, same as every other day, but I’m looking at the particular video call window that corresponds to “being in therapy” and my … Continue reading Stumbling
The Trap
Tap dancing into the jaws of the iron maiden and right back out again.