Someone in the fediverse posted about this simple old school puzzle game called Zeek the Geek, originally developed in 1995, but recently some made a open source version using HTML5. This is the type of casual game that you can simply pick up and relax, it could be a five minutes or a hour. For me it helps me to turn off and relax before finish my day. ps.: I am sorry I don’t remember who posted this, if was you, please let me know.

Every morning a prepare coffee as part of breakfast. I usually drink a full cup (8 oz) of coffee every morning. Half of the cup I have with my breakfast and the other half I finish while going through my blogroll feeds. This has become a ritual that is quite joyful as I start my day in a relaxing way giving myself time to appreciate the coffee and as well reading something interesting from the feed.

I know others have written about this wait more in depth that I could ever do but I want to list some ActivityPub projects that I have played with. First if you don’t know ActivityPub is a protocol for decentralized social networks and it is an oficial W3C open standard. Second, there is Mastodon which is the most popular ActivityPub project today but I won’t talk about it because I am assuming everyone knows what it is.

I’ve seen some people keeping tracking of what they are reading and watching on their blogs. I have done some posts in the past talking about tv shows and movies I’ve seen but never made tracking a habit. As I consider starting tracking things I read and watch I have been thinking what would be the best format for doing this. Should I just make a normal blog post, should I have a separated session on my website just for this or should I include it on my garden.

I get a lot of the content a read from blogs you can find in my blogroll page. This has became important to me and I have found that reading other peoples opinions have helped me to expand my thinking and understand the world better. Everyone have its own point of view and when you are exposed to it you will learn new ideas, new way of thinking and new cultures.

In a blog post by Kev Quirk back in June I got thinking about what makes me happy. Here a try to compile a list, by no means exhaustive, of what makes me happy. eat a fruit salad for breakfast drink a cup of coffee in the mornings walk around in nature watch a good movie or tv show read anything that teach me something new get together with friends spend time with family talk on the phone with a friend for a long time (when distance keep us apart) get a message from a friend (when we haven’t been in touch for a while) I think that is it.