See y’all in 2027. This past year felt like 2 years (maybe more), so I’m going ghost for 2026.

#MakingMovesInSilence
#GreenCardMeansGo

If websites are going to autoplay video without audio, then I really would like a "restart from the beginning, but with sound on" button.

Please and thanks.

So, could this potentially inadvertently motivate people to delete their socials?

I was originally planning on just leaving my accounts dormant. But, this has me considering full on deletion, because WTF.

https://www.npr.org/2025/12/11/nx-s1-5641086/tourists-social-media-screening-changes

As I prepare to embark on creating a personal website (for real this time, I swear (no, really (definitely this time (for sure)))), I've stumbled across an idea that may already map out what I was planning to create.

That is: to create a "Digital Garden" for myself.

(I specifically heard the term from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fj-OJ6RcNQ )

So, I'm gonna do what I do. Turn on "Violence and Variations" on repeat, and to spend some hammock time to read up on the topic:

https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history

EVERY time I order something online, I uncheck the “receive news and promotions” check box, and EVERY time, they seem to just ignore it.

#ThereOughtaBeALaw!

I was looking into getting a personal coach, and I was quickly turned off by one website (🍓) when they mentioned that they may use AI to provide advice.

Please. If you're not going to provide actual, human coaching, then I can just talk to the chatbot that I already pay for.

The thing that may be the catalyst I needed to put "leaving Facebook" into motion: receiving duplicate birthday wishes messages from different people, indicating that they just pushed a "recommended" message button to wish me happy birthday earlier this week.

"Smile: it's your birthday!"

This future suuuuuuucks, dawg.