Desk journal

My own corner of the internet, again.

Remember MySpace? Everyone had a page that was actually theirs, and you could break it, decorate it, or make it weird, and it was still yours. I miss that more than I'd like to admit.

It was never actually easy to build a MySpace page (anyone who fought with that HTML remembers), but it was fun. Putting yourself out there felt exciting.

Then life got busier, the way it does when you get older, and that creativity got harder to find. The technology finally made it easier again, and it's given me a bit of a creative rebirth. So I'm back to building my own space. It has my projects, the writing I always meant to do, what I'm into, and what I'm done with, all in one place instead of scattered across apps that own it.

It isn't a feed, and it isn't a pitch. Nobody's scoring it. If you find it, welcome in. If you don't, that's fine too. For now it's home base for my thinking, and maybe someday it gets interesting enough that people come looking.