Dispatches, sent irregularly
Filed under whichever heading fits best, the way a field log is kept: not tidy, but findable.
A warning against binding your organization's voice to a platform you do not control, where algorithms watch and engagement demands its tribute.
Read the entryHard lessons learned whilst constructing where the old ones lurk.
Photographic documentation of the extension of a solarium to promote mental well being.
A collection of devices, gears, and apparatuses gathered over recent months — some inherited, some found, some sent along by correspondents who seemed glad to be rid of them. I have photographed each as faithfully as I am able, in the hope that a careful visual record might succeed where my own understanding of their mechanism has, in every case, eventually failed.
Test to confirm Obsidian to Eleventy conversions
It is not without considerable private debate that I have resolved to make these papers available to all. They were not written for a particular audience; I publish them now for reasons that will, I trust, become apparent to the patient reader: not for entertainment, and certainly not for credit, but because certain things once observed have a way of being quietly forgotten by everyone except the one who observed them — and a record, however incomplete, however unwelcome, seems to me the only honest defense against that particular kind of forgetting.
Found dead at an estate sale. Three replaced capacitors in and it now produces something closer to sound than static.
Two barometers, a broken sextant, and a lot of solder, assembled into a mounted instrument panel that mostly agrees with the forecast.