I feel like a traitor to my generation for quite liking avocado toast, and not resenting the fact that younger folks do, too.

Interesting post from @Stephtara about how Facebook seduced her away from blogging - but the “heaviness” and pressure of some approaches to blogging helped:

Blogging and Facebook

I find cooking the traditional Sunday roast a meditative experience. It really helps me unwind.

Roasted potato wedges and buns are baking inside an oven.

I really enjoyed this episode of Ramblings about walking in London. Back when I was single and living in London I used to love epic weekend walks across the city. So much to discover and see in its nooks and crannies.

Upping our feeding game here in team 10, @zgarbz 😛

Two bird feeders, one filled with seeds and the other with suet balls, are hanging from the branches of a tree in front of a brick wall.

Haze bounced back enough to go to her class - and the first step towards her green belt:

A young girl in a martial arts uniform is holding up an orange belt with a blue stripe.

Two sick children = little time for anything else.

First step towards her green belt.

A young child in a martial arts uniform is proudly holding up an orange belt with a blue stripe.

Dave Winer

Facebook is what the web has become. Its closed nature (no linking) is forcing Google to try to hijack what remains…

It’s a depressing story of one company — one person even — subverting an open, powerful resource for massively disproportionate commercial gain.

Dave Winer

> Facebook is what the web has become. Its closed nature (no linking) is forcing Google to try to hijack what remains…

It’s a depressing story of one company — one person even — subverting an open, powerful resource for massively disproportionate commercial gain.