Looking back through my old archives brought a quiet realization: the open web we built in 2006 has largely moved on. Where we once gathered around RSS feeds and thoughtful blockquotes over morning coffee, modern algorithms push frantic video stitches and performative noise. The internet traded slow dialogue for a crowded stage, but I will gladly keep these quiet Gulf Coast mornings, a fresh hot mug, and the written page.
The more time I spend working my way back through the early days of this site, the more struck I am by how little the underlying tune has changed. Looking
Monday It’s definitely summer. We’re starting out the day at 76°. And the crickets and the cicadas are making sure that quietness doesn’t intrude upon our morning. I pulled up
Friday the 13th I drove my wife to a Doctor’s appointment this morning… While she was in to see the doctor I pulled up Facebook on my phone and was
Stepping out this morning wasn’t pleasant. With a temperature of 78°and a humidity of 87% it felt too warm and too muggy for early June. One of the first things
The past couple of weeks have found me spending more time outside with my 18 month old grandson and less time living online. Of course the weather has made it
Coffee Muses require solitude…Having a non-blogging significant other across the table from you as you wander through your morning routine tends to put you in a different place. Not a
It is beginning to be an everyday thing. A DM from someone on Twitter that’s not…Leading to a fake login page… Another day, another phishing or malware scam on Twitter.
Note: This series utilizes AI-assisted research and atmospheric imagery. See our [Full AI Disclosure] for more on how we coordinate heritage with technology.
Note: This series utilizes AI-assisted research and atmospheric imagery. See our [Full AI Disclosure] for more on how we coordinate heritage with technology.
