Bloglog

It's not a mystery that I'm a fan of asynchronicity when it comes to online interactions. In a world where it is imperative to react and be first, …

For TCI x Are.na's Library of Practical and Conceptual Resources, designer Laurel Schwulst encourages all artists to create and cultivate websites.

Writing, blogging, life, tech and mental health with a philosophical/psychological slant

Taking care in the face of apathy.

I'm coming back from a slow burning breakdown. Trying to re-engage with the things I cut out in firefighting mode, focusing on keeping myself from heading in...

My daughter's friend broke my favorite pocket pen. We were in a diner. The two of them wanted to draw together on the table settings. They needed an extra pen. Yes, I shouldn't have done it. Even in the moment, I knew I shouldn't do it. Trust a kid with

When I was younger, I thought it seemed incredibly magical to lay back and watch the clouds go by. This followed me into my teens, though for much more "inte...

I’ve been neck-deep in a long-form first draft for months; at this point I’m many tens of thousands of words in. Every time I look

Unformed Thoughts by Amit Gawande.

Writing, blogging, life, tech and mental health with a philosophical/psychological slant

Tracy Durnell celebrates 20 years of blogging: A blog is a much nicer place to publish than social media, sparking fewer but more meaningful interactions. Blogging

What modes are you thinking with?

It probably sounds obscure to write specifically about dining in open air in seoul, but when I conducted my own research prior to the trip it was challenging for me to find out what are the options...

Being frank: I just don't care what 'everyone else' is doing, thinking, saying, or making. I only care about what my peers are doing.

We're coming up to a year since I started writing this blog wrote about my post , for example, and my post, gets the occasional click through after reachin...

It was barely a year ago, I got myself an iPhone 13 mini. It …

Writing, blogging, life, tech and mental health with a philosophical/psychological slant

This appears to be a regular late-summer column on my blog, as two years ago I had to…

I don't think I need to repeat my point of view on the Google Reader shutdown, as I…

Please note, this blog post talks about concerns that are mostly known about in big companies (mainly Big…

It’s about time I turned this blog back to another aspect of parenting that I’ve thought a lot about. Yeah, yeah, I’ve been reading mommy blogs again. I’m not sure why, my kids are grown, so any ad…

Earlier this year, we went to Legoland California for a family trip. We were lucky enough to get a VIP tour of the build room, the place where designers and architects build the displays. Inside, t…

It’s no surprise to anyone that I prefer reading peoples’ long-form thoughts to tweets or pithy social media posts. Microblogging is interesting for quick, in-the-now

This is part 3 in a series about sensory sensitivities and atypical sensory processing. Read the other parts: Part 1  |  Part 2  |  Part 4 ——- While atypical sensory filtering is relate…

Writing, blogging, life, tech and mental health with a philosophical/psychological slant