At the end of each workday I close all my open tabs and windows, put my computer to sleep, and say out loud, “That’ll do, pig.”
One for all and all for ice cream
One for all and all for ice cream I came across a bold statement while reading the book. It said, “quote about watercolor artists here.” Read more
At the end of each workday I close all my open tabs and windows, put my computer to sleep, and say out loud, “That’ll do, pig.”
Some pages should behave less like dispatches and more like rooms. They should hold a few objects in view at once: an image, a thought, a passage from a book, a link left open for later. Read more
A note starts as a private scratch mark. It becomes more useful when it can move without losing its shape. Read more
The hard part of a personal site is rarely the template. It is the tiny set of rituals around the template: where a thought begins, how it becomes public, what happens after it leaves the house. Read more
I keep thinking that personal websites should feel more like rooms than publications.