Here’s Meryl, giving us a tour of her embroidered website. Yes, you read that right—embroidered website! 🥰 (via Ana)
It’s friday, and you should listen to Linus Åkesson’s cover of Sommarfågel by Wintergatan. 🎵
Ragù bolognese in the making—now it just needs to simmer for a couple of hours. This is my go-to when Sanna is away and I’m cooking for myself. 🤤
We're in a weird limbo shift without the right cultural infrastructure to encourage, support, distribute, and curate good quality personal writing and research.
If people are writing thoughtful, quality things on personal sites or gardens, I don't know how we'd ever find them.
RSS isn't dead. Following single sites still works.
But community distribution and curation are the missing pieces.
I really enjoyed Red Rooms. It’s super creepy without relying on any gore, and it’s one of those films that keeps you intrigued as you try to figure out what the characters are thinking and what their true motives are. 🍿
Issue #2 of the Surf Club Guides E-Zine is out, and it’s all about graphics. 👀 Check it out!
We’re closing our little library for the season. One of the joys of being its custodian is how books just magically appear — put there by its patrons. It’s like a very slow, human book recommendation algorithm. Today, I came across The White Hotel by D. M. Thomas, an author who’s new to me. 📚
Lake Viken showed us its best side this morning. 🍂
Maybe you should give Klara Keller a listen? 🎵
Idag skickade vi nyhetsbrev från Särna och det gick alldeles utmärkt. En dimmig hälsning och två av höstens nya trilogier. 👀 För dig som gillar skräck och/eller sf. 📚
These days, it’s impossible for me to pass by stickers in the wild without thinking of @maique and his sticker spotter project. From today’s hike, the other side of the sign said, “Deadly cliff, follow the trail”.
Overall, we had a pleasant day hiking in Fulufjället (8.54 kilometers).
We also said hello to Old Tjikko, the world’s oldest known Norway Spruce (9,550 years).
Today, we visited Njupeskär, the waterfall in Sweden with the tallest free-falling drop (70 meters).
I love how blogs will still be around in the year 2321, according to the Bobiverse series. 📚
Still, a new civilization was always a great view from space, and a purple-hued planet was especially striking. We took a lot of pictures for our blog.
I had a terrific autumn evening, so here’s the recipe if you want to try it out.
🍷 Pour yourself a drink.
🪵 Grab some firewood.
🌌 Look up at the stars. Think about space for a bit.
🔥 Build a fire and sip your drink.
🧝♀️ As Zelda, go find that lost horse.
You’re welcome.
Of all the photos I snapped this summer, this one’s my favorite. A bunch of people I love, heading to the beach for some fun in the sun. ⛱️
Less than four hours until I can visit Hyrule again and finally actually play as Zelda. 🧝♀️ Reading the four-part developer interview over the past few days has made me even more hyped for the game. I love that Sano-san is the first female director of the series. About time!
We talked about covering up pits because this indeed seemed rather dirty, but when I actually tried it, it wasn't so easy to pull off, and I ended up accidentally falling down the pit instead. (Laughs)
Our new car has the quirkiest acceleration sound effect. 🥹
The video above shows a close-up of the speedometer as we accelerate, along with a silly sound effect that had us cracking up.