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This week on the People and Blogs series we have an interview with Stefano Verna, whose blog can be found at squeaki.sh.

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Hair. A nice beard. Savings. Debt. A house. Subscriptions to video streaming services. A piece of forest. Kids. A wife. A husband. Hands without scars. Arms without scars. Legs without scars. A face without scars. A monthly salary. Paid vacations. Happiness. Things I’m proud of. A normal dog. Social media…

Jo and I are trading blog post titles. The title Jo chose for me is “A perfect day.”

What would my perfect day look like? Reflecting on this question, I started to think about the days that have brought me the most joy in the past. I realised that the…

I am trading blog post titles with Joe. He gave me a few suggestions for what to write about. I chose the title “Scotland’s brightness levels”.

Place is a recurring theme when I am writing. Where am I? What do I see? What I write about Nature is what…

I have been thinking about the rhythm of my writing recently. I wrote in my drafts:

I have spent much of this evening writing. I started by working on a draft of a post about clouds that I wrote on my phone using Apple Notes while waiting for the bus.…

I visit the IndieWeb wiki almost every day. The wiki is maintained by the IndieWeb community, documenting everything from interfaces for creating posts to POSSE.

I was thinking that, like all wikis, there are pages that are almost “hidden gems” in the sense that, while they are on the…

This is a test post.

First weekly recap for this fun life experiment. To remind you what this is all about: in order to help Kevin get back to a more sane use of his time in front of his phone, we decided to publicly share 4 weeks of screen time statistics from our…

Britt and I are trading blog post titles. The topic Britt chose for me is “A piece of art you would like to see in person”.

One of the many joys of art galleries is that you never know what you might see. A few weeks ago, I was surprised…

I love winter mornings when the sky is clear. Looking out the window, the sky is a clear blue, interspersed with the occasional white cloud so faint that it is almost invisible. The snowy hills look like they are absorbing some of the blue, their hue a mixture of the…