Things I wrote
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The way we build for the web right now feels problematic in so many ways. Instead of welcoming everyone from our teams with their various skills, we create layers of complexity that shut many out.
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But it was towards the end of the book where she outlines how Chez Panisse came to be that fascinated me.
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If you have any interest in the topic, I recommend Daikubara's book, if for nothing more than seeing all his amazing sketches for inspiration.
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I've been thinking about tech and aging lately.
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I've chosen a word to be my theme for 2018.
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Anna and her story are what sucked me in. She is stubborn, adventurous, and daring for the era in which she lives.
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I did it! I finished the book and I drew pretty much every day in 2017.
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Somehow, reading this book right before the holidays was perfect timing for me.
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I think that's why I still love RSS so much.
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Hang on to hope friends, it's what will keep us going and help us get out of bed after the hard days.
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These days are rough times, the news is an avalanche of bad story after bad story, with a few notable exceptions; I thought I'd share some things that are helping me get through.
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Solnit goes on journey to find stories of hope, and to better understand how movements and hope work.
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After finishing, I'm not sure I totally understand all that was happening, but I do know that I'd love to hang out with Cora and the reverend and talk with them.
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It may feel like we're taking steps backward at times, but I'm hopeful that the big steps forward survive and we build upon them.
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By the end of the weekend I was thinking and writing, and it was like I'd come out of a fog.