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Blog posts as starting points

In my “Open sourcing a quiz maker” blog post, I frame my quiz maker as a step toward what could be something better: a script that you can use, but where I see a vision for something more robust and reliable. This got me thinking about how blog posts can, in many ways, be a...

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Little moments of joy

As I write, the lowering sun is gently shining on the monstera plant in the living room, casting a shadow on the wall. I am enjoying the changes in light outside as the longest day draws to a close. The birds sing quietly outside. Yesterday, the clouds started to move away ...

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Small wishes

I like to wish people a happy day, and so many of my conversations start with “Happy Sunday”, or similar. Today I was able to add an additional well-wish: “Happy Solstice!” As I write, it is 9pm and the sun is still radiating over the hills. Trees cast long shadows over the ...

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Open sourcing a quiz maker

When I designed my “Which HTML element are you?” quiz, I wrote all of the HTML and JavaScript required to make the quiz work by hand. It took a lot of work, but it was a lot of fun! I used that code as the template for my second quiz, the Blogger Archetype Quiz. With that sa...

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Blogger Archetype Quiz

Have you ever wondered how best to summarise your character as a member of the blogging community? If so, this quiz is for you! Answer the following questions to find out which blogger archetype best suits you. Question 1 When you are spending time outdoors, what do you li...

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Forward

This post develops my thoughts on the theme of home that I first explored with focus in Home. You may appreciate reading Home before continuing to read this post. Whenever people ask me where I live, I have, for so long, spoken about the proximity to the city, knowing that ...

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Day

The warm glow at the door, intensified by the morning sun beaming and then reflecting on the blank walls of the hallway, is the first colour I notice when I wake. I then look around and see the blue around the blinds – colour from the evening before, but seen from a new pers...

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Late night blogging

Blue light passes through the edges of the black-out blinds as I lie holding a pillow, on the edge of dreaming. When I look back on my choice to study art history, I feel delighted. This year I have been pushed in new ways: to write essays short and long, to write stories, ...

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Rainbow

“Cheers.” I like to say a toast to the day: to myself and others: peace, hope, happiness, health. After I raised my glass of orange juice, I looked up and saw a rainbow. I don’t think I have ever seen a rainbow from this view before: a rainbow that stands out among the grey ...

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Lovers

I wanted to try and write a little bit of fiction for my blog. I started with the prompt "You've been staring out of the window for the last 3 hours. Why?" and ended up writing the story below. Please enjoy! “Excuse me. I noticed you’ve been staring out the window all day. ...

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Views

The faint reflection of the hall catches my eye; how nature and humanity blend — how there are so many ways to see the world; how painting lets us explore what we see and what we want the world to be, just like words. A figure — a few brush stokes and colours — stands out in...

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The fountain

I opened my eyes and saw pink flowers; the countryside was dotted with flowers of all colours. Bees bounced between the thistles. I was delighted by all that I saw when I opened my eyes on the train journey; sleep is seductive, but so, too, is colour. I spent the afternoon ...

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added upvotes, like Bear Blog (and Reddit)

My interest in upvotes peaked while reading small cypress’ blog. So, I went searching: “add upvote indieweb” using Startpage, IndieWeb’s BurgeonLab.com was listed top five. Naty S’ guide, specific for Hugo, “How to Add … Upvote/Like Button…” also goes into detail on the inner workings of iine, the privacy-conscious anonymous counter button. I altered the […]

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Junited 2026: Blog Sharing Month

Junited 2026: Blog Sharing Month

An annual blogging event by Robert Birming where bloggers share others’ posts and help others discover cool individuals in the IndieWeb / small web community.

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Junited 2026: Blog Sharing Month

Junited 2026: Blog Sharing Month

An annual blogging event by Robert Birming where bloggers share others' posts and help others discover cool individuals in the IndieWeb / small web community.

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Junited 2026: Blog Sharing Month

Junited 2026: Blog Sharing Month

An annual blogging event by Robert Birming where bloggers share others' posts and help others discover cool individuals in the IndieWeb / small web community.

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Wonders of Web Weaving, Episode 6

The sixth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 6, I chat with Cory, the author of coryd.dev. We talk about, among other things, the role of community in the indie web, a day in the life with his website, and music listening and community as it relates to personal websites.
I hope you enjoy the episode!

Wonders of Web Weaving has an RSS feed you can use to follow along from wherever you get your podcasts.

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Weeknote 2026-W24: Digital Garden Confusion & Driving an EV

Weeknote 2026-W24: Digital Garden Confusion & Driving an EV

Fixing stale site files on Bunny, working with Zensical for my secondary site, website readability issues. Driving an EV for the first time, and F1 updates.

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Weeknote 2026-W24: Digital Garden Confusion & Driving an EV

Weeknote 2026-W24: Digital Garden Confusion & Driving an EV

Fixing stale site files on Bunny, working with Zensical for my secondary site, website readability issues. Driving an EV for the first time, and F1 updates.

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Weeknote 2026-W24: Digital Garden Confusion & Driving an EV

Weeknote 2026-W24: Digital Garden Confusion & Driving an EV

Fixing stale site files on Bunny, working with Zensical for my secondary site, website readability issues. Driving an EV for the first time, and F1 updates.