Daylio
Daylio is a journal-ing app that will also give you statistics based on the information you provide it. I find it really interesting to go back and look at how a month has been, or how something has been affecting my mood. I'm going to go into more detail below, but I do have the paid version, and I forget what's in the base vs paid version of the app.. Read More
Problem Solving and The Point
I watched Hank Green's video "What I Learned from the Weirdest Day of My Life" and I want to talk about it. Read More
Reading and College
I'm writing this post because I just read this article called "Is This the End of Reading?" by Beth McMurtrie, and had a lot of thoughts. I'll mostly be using quotes from the article to launch into points I'd like to talk about. Read More
Webcomics I Follow via RSS Feed
I know for me Cohost has become the main site I end up on. Unfortunately I don't really have any good website recommendations, but since Twitter has been going under I've added a bunch of Webcomic creators to an RSS Feed Reader that I self host FreshRSS. So I figured I'd share those in case anyone is looking for more webcomics. Read More
Why Blogging?
So, I feel like the first thing to talk about is why I added a blogging section to my website. In part, it's because I've largely transitioned out of working in media, so I'm not sure I need to keep this website as a way to show off my work. Another reason is lately I've been busy with working a lot and haven't had the time to do some of the other things I want. Blogging seems like a relatively easy thing to do, while still letting me express my thoughts. Read More