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@thatkruegergirl this is a rabbit hole ⚠️

I assume you're heard of the heavy hitters: Cal Newport, Tiago Forte, and the (to me) annoyingly hussle-zen of Ali Abdaal?

Or just do a YouTube search for any of the more popular tools: Notion, Obsidian, Logseq, or the new ones like Muse and Capacities.

Or search for "digital garden". My friend @maggie is the premier thinker/writer in that space.

Or the paper crowd: there are 1 million videos of people's hands in front of a Traveler's notebook on YT.

Friends.

#cats

I'm at my daughter's birthday party which is 30 12-year-old girls in a rec center basketball court with a DJ and way too much sugar and pizza.

If you're the prayer-sending type, I'm desperate enough to accept them.

I'm not saying I'm feeling melancholic, but I just ate pudding and when I saw the "grab your spoons" tagline on the top I thought, "...before life takes them all away."

I don't remember who on here recommended it, but theringer.com/60-songs-that-explain-the-90s is great. I've started with the ep on Natalie Imbruglia’s “Torn”. Re: Ednaswap's original: "Every chorus this woman sings is like a chain saw through a birthday cake."

#cats ready to go to bed with the boy child

Jumped on this bandwagon: daniel.industries/2023/12/03/default-apps-2023/

I spent November learning lots of new (to me) web dev stuff but ended up on Bun, Astro, Svelte, Vercel, and Supabase. (More on all that later.) I struggled but got good enough to decide on Astro for the new content-only site I'm starting on today. I do enjoy a cmd-line install experience with personality.

Before "microblogging", people were witty for entire blog posts. Partial quote from a now-gone Morning News piece: daniel.industries/2003/02/21/Ah-yes-if-only-it-were-so-simple/

Librarians continue to be the best humans. blogs.library.duke.edu/blog/2023/11/30/why-were-dropping-basecamp/