Lyteforce Writes

What's your idea of cozy?

I know it's not very clickbaity of me to bury my rating somewhere in the post body itself, especially when this is the first "movie review" here on Lyteforce Writes, but it's the path I've chosen when sharing my thoughts on the recent Apple TV movie, "May…

I am not alone.

A few days ago, a Work Chronicles comic strip landed in my inbox that referenced a "safe space" where one could go to get things done - especially in a world where distractions are a plenty.

Did you ever create your own mixtape?

If you're a Canadian of any age, it's hard to imagine you've never seen a Heritage Minute.

Raise your hand if you remember the days where you tied up the house line to dial in to your favourite BBS?

In the vein of Blaugust 2026, the campaign I conveniently discovered last night on the last day of August, I decided there is no reason why I couldn't try something similar for the month of September in an effort to challenge myself to write more.

For as long as I can remember, I've always had trouble "making" friends.

When I spun up Lyteforce Writes, my intention was to create an online space for me to ramble about the various thoughts that surface up in my head from time-to-time.

“I am a leaf on the wind.

We often forget how inexpensive it is (often free, in fact) it is to completely make someone’s day/week/year or, even, give them a memory they will cherish for life. - Patrick Rhone Reading this Rhoneism reminded me how impactful "small kindnesses" can be.

I swear the notification bubbles on my mobile devices breed like bunnies.

As a child, I recall going on walks with my Papa along the trails of the Pacific Spirit Park.

Yesterday, Sylvia shared a few thoughts stemming from her post shared on Mastodon: I'm building a new habit here on Mastodon: instead of liking, I try to reply to at least 3 posts, especially on those that don't have comments yet and I love it.