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A while back, I received an email from someone at Shamieh Law, saying that he had read my previous post linking anti-ICE resources, and asking me to share his firm's page on "What Do I Do if ICE Is in My Community?"

Wow, only half way through the year and I'm already having to play catch-up with my recap posts!

It's been a little while since I've last posted.

⚠️ This post may contain minor spoilers for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

A list of my all time favorite songs.

March has been a little rough for me.

I'm always looking for new blogs to follow via RSS and a good way to do that is to search through the various blog directories out there.

I'll be honest, February wasn't nearly as productive as I would have liked it to be.

ItemLabel is a company that makes, among other things, weird collectable art toys.

Everything's supposedly a "recession indicator" nowadays.

I got to go on a surprise trip to the conservatory the other day!

In my January recap, I linked to a video I enjoyed called "Wizard Cooking vs Witch Cooking".

When most people talk about autism and masking they mean it in a metaphorical sense, but lately I've been thinking about it very literally.

I considered adding these to my next post, but I think this is really important and I don't want it to get buried underneath a bunch of unrelated stuff.

I've been inspired by a bunch of other bloggers (mostly Leilukin) to start writing these little monthly recap posts.

A little while ago I read Ava's answering the 40 questions for 2025, where she answers Steph Ango's 40 questions to ask yourself every year.

Merry Chrismukkah!

Sometimes I'll mention struggling with brain fog to people and they'll respond something like "ugh, I know right, I hate when that happens 🙄" as if I told them someone cut in front of me at the grocery store.

I've seen a few different people talk about the uprise of the "zero-click internet".

In 2022, one of my friends told me about a Kickstarter for a then-upcoming, browser-based game called PawBorough.

This ones a little different.

It's been about a month since my last blog post.

Focus indicators usually work fine when focusing on standard text links, but can sometimes look weird when focusing on links with images.

One of my New Year's resolutions for 2025 was to switch to Linux.

I have a few guides/tutorials saved in my drafts.

I recently started and then promptly gave up on trying to list every single small/independent webring and web directory I could find.

Today is July 11th (7/11), which means 7-Eleven is giving out free slurpees!

Apparently this is a "hot take", but I honestly think more people should lie about themselves on the internet.

I recently added a link directory to my site, but I still have a ton of other pages that I’d like to share and categorize.

Chapters 3 and 4 of Deltarune are right around the corner!

This is a minor edit of Kalechip’s CSS Tabs.

The announcement trailer for Rhythm Heaven Groove.

Lately, I've been trying to have more hobbies that don't involve staring at a screen for hours on end.

A super simple one, but one I still see some people struggle with.

About This project is an adaptation of Kalechip's Static Accessible Gallery Generator for Eleventy.

Sprite before link Link #1 Link #2 Link #3 HTML I'll be using this HTML structure for all of the examples on this page.

Inline/horizontal lists are especially useful for making simple, responsive navigation menus.

Most people just use the <img> tag when they want to use an image as a divider, but this method I'm going to show you follows semantic HTML and is easier to edit if you want to change it later.

Zonelets is a free to use, static blogging engine.

About Accessible Zonelets is exactly what is sounds like, Zonelets, but accessible!

I've tried to write and rewrite this blog post at least three times by now.