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First block-in layer complete, sans eyes because my brush was too big and I got tired. I feel like I'm almost starting to get better at skin tones đ
In the last 9 months I have managed to read⊠not even 3 whole books. I would like to beat my average (4) this year, so lately Iâve been making it a point to get a couple of chapters in every night before bed. I hate how I can just forget how much I enjoy reading.
Figured out why my RSS feed wasn't including any of the actual images from my blog. The fix requires completely changing how I handle images and manually going back and fixing all of my old posts. Yay! Web dev is so much fun, you guys!
Sometimes I worry that I wonât have anything to talk about in therapy, and then I have a day like today :)
Went to a life drawing class for the first time in over a decade. I forgot how challenging it is to capture anything from a 2- or 3- minute pose, but it is so nice to spend 2 hours drawing and come away with pages and pages of work.
Every so often I find myself scrolling through Twitter/X and damn, what a cesspool. But also, so many people are still hanging out? I wish social media wasnât so gross these days.
A few months have gone by, so obviously it was time to redesign my entire website. This version is way more simple and also slightly more complicated than the last. I did end up removing all semblance of connectivity â for now, at least, this place has no comments or likes, doesn't receive or send webmentions, and has really never heard of the indieweb.
That may come back in the future. Actually, comments and likes should definitely come back soon, but we'll see if I ever bother with webmentions again.
I hate that I have to keep track of my own bugs that I created on my own website đ€Šđ»
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blocks after a paragraph get some padding<pre>
and <code>
blocks<figure>
doing.left-content
should get a bit of padding on the right so text doesn't ever hit the line<title>
appears to always be the site titleSquashed most of the bugs. Only found one more:
Do you ever think about how Musky Elmo basically killed the chances of âto tweetâ ever genuinely entering the English language as a real life verb
Watching the sunset is one thing that always helps me remember that a bad moment, a bad minute or a bad hour doesnât make a bad day, and a bad day doesnât make a bad week, and a bad week doesnât make a bad life. Everything is temporary, especially the shit moments. The bad day ends. A new day, a better day, is right around the corner.
In other news, Zeus turned 5 this week! Happy birthday to my son, my best friend, my ever-enthusiastic walking partner. Please stop barking so much. But also, please never change.