Cheri's Hypertext Monster

Liked Lord Byron the Cat

Seattle’s most famous urban feline.

Spent the afternoon with P, learning how to make progress bars into a shortcode using Hugo/Tailwind CSS.

I love a good progress bar! Or… several.

Writers on micro.blog: There’s one day left to fill out the micro.blog writers’ meetup survey. You can read about our plans for a writers meetup here. ✍🏻

We’d love your input!

Um, $150-$500 per ticket?

Good Morning ☕️

Read: inessential: In Case I Don’t Write Here Again

I expect and hope that eventually I will no longer be a public person — no blog, no Twitter, no public online presence at all.

When I wear fluffy slippers:

I’m listening to lofi hip hop radio and writing A View to Die For. ✍🏻 🎶

“Why can’t you just zoom and enhance?”

“Because I’m not a fake cop on a TV show written by people who don’t know how software works.”

He pointed. “That button says ‘zoom’ on it.”

”… shut up.”

How exciting! We’ve got 13 responses already to our survey about the micro blog writers meetup. And there’s still plenty of time to weigh in.

cc: @pimoore

Hello, Paul!

The bridge of the Norwegian Encore. 🚢

Liked: IT’S GREAT TO HANG OUT AFTER SELF-ISOLATING FOR A YEAR — I’M NOT ACTING WEIRD, AM I?

In the spring and summer, we call twilight the blue hour.

Read: Sue Grafton’s Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Book Series To Get TV Adaptation

Grafton was adamant that she didn’t want this. But now that she’s dead, the husband is cashing in? How very Knives Out of him.

On my desk: Jessica Warne, Ellie Tappet, and Kat Voyzey.

Not a toy. Just some crime-fightin’ ladies I know.

I’m writing: A View to Die For and listening to Deadmau5 - Work from Home Mix ✍🏻 🎶

Today’s goal: 5000 words (doing sprints)

Liked: IT’S DECORATIVE GOURD SEASON, MOTHERFUCKERS

🎃 🍁🍃

“The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.”

Marcus Aurelius

Dark and light.

Back en route to Seattle. 🙂 Home, here we come!

Day 6: Ketchikan, AK

Day 5: Juneau (Tongass National Forest) 🌲

Day 4: Glacier Bay

The ship’s wake rocked a floating chunk of ice upon which a sea otter was napping. He shot us a look before slipping into the water.

Day Three: Icy Strait

This port is brand new, built and operated by Native Alaskans alongside the tiny fishing village of Hoonah, AK. We saw humpback whales, porpoises, and sea otters. The porpoises were like small black dolphins, leaping out of the water in twos and threes.