congratulations, you have made it...
wow, you have stumbled across my little internet burrow! pull up some moist earth and make yourself at home. here you will find unserious writing, enthusiast-level CSS, and a little bit of art. i hope you enjoy your stay!
if you want to reach out, here's my Neocities profile.
underneath a weighted blanket
watching Lower Decks and Dandadan
nowhere near finishing My Time at Sandrock
in awe at the backdrop-filter property
on episode 11 of 16 and i have not stopped screaming in delight, except to sob sometimes.
i'm working really hard on my shrine/essay/article on the first female doctor in Japan, with whom i am obsessed. it's taking a minute, but i have a nice long break from work coming up. i would love to finish it by the end of the month if i can.
also spent a while solving some readability problems that have been bothering me for a while thanks to the incredible backdrop-filter property. it was like CSS itself kissed me on the cheek.
it's done! it's not finished but it's done, and so is the updated faves page which might be my new favorite.
last time i cried like that was over envy's death scene in fma: brotherhood. what a show.
in other news, museum is almost done. hoping to finish that up over the weekend.
my original template by the lovely kalechips served me well, but i'm ready for an update. i have some half-formed plans bouncing around for the rest of the site.
my graphics page is going to become a museum with different wings and exhibits. i'll need a zoo, aquarium, bug house, botanical garden, art exhibits, a treasure hall, and some natural history galleries. my collection of statuettes is what gave me the idea in the first place, so i might start there.
the faves page is going to receive an updated version of the current artists gallery layout. the artists page, meanwhile, will become a much wordier affair. i am very inspired by Xalli's obras.
the about page, my gif collection, and the links page all need some love but i'm not sure what direction i'm going yet.
my shrines for tarot and slime molds could both use some expansion.
future shrines: ine kusumoto, hildegard von bingen, julie de graaf, stardew, skyrim(?), over the garden wall, music stuff.
some of my favorite places around here...
nature's best weird little dudes! i have more to write but for now you can learn about plasmodial slime molds.
digital cutouts from public domain stuff - free to use! the source of my little page friends.
current game hyperfixation. i wrote up some notes you might find useful if you play, which you should.
you could also try my links page.
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