Desktop calm - A Mac desktop showing widgets with some data blurred out

I wish I could make my iPad Home Screen as calm as my Mac one, but still with the utility. Full colour widgets are too shouty.

Starting the day off with some beautiful coffee in my local coffee shop. They’ve got some stunners from Kawa Coffee on today and I couldn’t resist taking some photos. ☕️

Migrated my Mastodon account to Micro.blog fully. The next few days will be spent pruning my follow list.

Love receiving Travellers notebook packages in the mail.

A package wrapped in brown paper with green string sits on a felt desk mat next to a brown travellers notebook and an orange pen in a leather pen loop.

I was so engrossed in my work that I missed the start of a meeting by ten minutes. Nothing worse than having to send a sheepish apology message when joining.

Made my first little foray into editing the template for my blog. I’m a bit rusty with CSS and HTML but it all started to come back as I adjusted link colours and made a tweak to the spacing on my new bookmarks page.

The bookmarks page is a bit of an experiment as I try out some of the features in Micro.blog premium, although I still need to dig into them a bit.

Finally found some time this morning to add some personal sites to my blog roll. I’ve been wanting to create one for a while so when Manton added it as a feature to Micro.blog it made perfect sense to do it here. The aim is for this to be the first of many small improvements I would like to make.

Is there anyway to block or mute words on Micro.blog?

Tried to use TickTick briefly today. Felt way less intuitive than Todoist does, decided to stick with Todoist and their calendar integration for time blocking. Sometimes new isn’t better.

All I would like is an Obsidian like app that works on iPad and feels like it belongs there.