Micro.blog and The Small Unknown Complex Life

small unknown complex life – rebeccatoh.co I don’t know if it’s just me but I always get a warm and fuzzy feeling in my gut whenever I stumble upon an interesting blog written by someone who is living their small unknown complex life God-knows-where. I feel connected by our common humanity. We’ll never meet, but I can picture them sitting on their sofa writing on their laptop or using the computer in their kitchen, writing when the kids are asleep, writing in the morning, writing when the first snowfall arrives, writing about their new job, about losing their job, about moving to a new city, about this film they just watched, about their husband who died a few years ago.

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They need to let Dark Brandon off of his leash way more often.

I was today years old when I finally decided to look and see what the Obsidian thing the kids keep talking about is.

Now I know.

Maybe in a few months I’ll get around to the same thing with Notion.

I’m pretty sure my book is done but the final test print will not arrive before I have to leave for vacation. Since I’ve already posted some essays from it here on Micro.blog, I’m thinking I may give y’all first dibs on buying it, at a discount, with the understanding there might be things I missed.

Finished reading: The 24-Hour Wine Expert by Jancis Robinson — Wine is a big subject with a lot of details and this book tries to squeeze the most important ones into digestible sizes. While I learned some things I still feel a bit overwhelmed by it all. The solution is likely to drink more wine. 📚

Finally going to cross a task off my list I’ve had for a while…

Aligning my bookshop.org wishlist with my Epilogue want to read list with my Libby hold queue.

I don’t know why I’m so egregiously breaking my own rules today. Must be something in the air.

I’m sure I’ll return to my regular programing tomorrow.

While I do appreciate how cute the kids are pretending we live in normal times and this is just any old other election with their performative protest votes, some us are actually living in reality and trying to save what little democracy we still have.

I’m so grateful for the amazing, strong, smart, and wonderful women I have in my life. They make me a better human.

I’m also grateful for all of the strong and smart women here. I learn so much from you and need to follow even more.

The Judas.