If Pluribus on AppleTV+ is moving too slowly for you, maybe take a break from TikTok or Reels? 😜 I’m enjoying the pacing and slow reveal each week of another layer or two of how the world is working.


We’re supposedly going from -40C last night to +5C on Tuesday. That’s a pretty swing. And my kid continues to rock the crocs in both extremes. 😆


Post hockey game (he won!) warming up on the floor.

#Selfie a day for a year, day 115, Dec 11, 2025 edition.

A man wearing glasses is lying on the floor with a fluffy dog in front of a decorated Christmas tree.

I feel like every generation has to come to a point with whatever social media app they grew up on where they realize “oh dang… I should’ve put all the energy into my own website instead of Zuckerberg’s.”


The spoilers feature on Threads is awesome when it’s used for actual spoilers on TV / movie / etc. But it’s mostly used for “I’m going to try and get you to click on the hidden text to get more engagement on my generic post” algorithm crap so it becomes useless.

A social media post expresses frustration about a subject related to Survivor, with some text obscured and a mention of a spoiler feature.

In my “you should start to blog” post from yesterday, somehow my brain completely skipped over suggesting Micro.blog, which is where I write these little posts that get cross-posted and federated out to other sites. Starting at just $1/month, it’s a great option for blogging + social posting.


A 10m walk with Neville is all I could do this morning. I was not dressed for that kind* of weather.

(*the same kind we have every winter where it feels like -25C)


Waiting for my youngest kid so we can head home in all the fresh snow.

#Selfie a day for a year, day 114, Dec 10, 2025 edition.

A person wearing glasses and a cap is taking a selfie in front of a screen displaying a colorful digital illustration of a quaint building with shops.


Xmas ornament edition of my #selfie a day for a year, day 113, Dec 9, 2025 edition.

A man with glasses and a surprised expression is seen through the center of a circular knitted pattern.