A couple of days ago I posted a collage I did using ProCreate on an iPad. Now that this month’s challenge is almost over I’ve decided to try another challenge, this time posting a collage per day for the month of September. Since I don’t own an iPad and used one that I had access to, but that won’t be always the case, I want to try to use Pixelmator Pro for the collages I will be doing during the challenge.

I am almost done with my 30 days challenge and I managed to stay on track. What should I do next? Challenges are hard but they push you through, so when I first post about this idea of the 30 day challenge, Sven mentioned on Mastodon and told me about the 100 days to off load so this is something that I am considering doing. I did a quick math and if I want to complete 100 posts by the end of the year I will need to post 4 times a week from now to the end of the year.

Today I have decided to create a collage using the iPad. I used Procreate. Here is the result: Below are the credits for the images I used: Photo by Sebastian Unrau on Unsplash Photo by Filip Zrnzević on Unsplash Photo by Ivan Bandura on Unsplash Photo by Anastasiya Badun on Unsplash Photo by Matt Benson on Unsplash Photo by Shamblen Studios on Unsplash Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash Photo by charlesdeluvio on Unsplash Photo by Dan Meyers on Unsplash Photo by Mae Mu on Unsplash Photo by sheri silver on Unsplash Photo by Simon Taylor on Unsplash Photo by Andrew Johnson on Unsplash

There are a few accounts in the fediverse that are quite fun to follow, some are bots other are maintained by people that usually do a great job keeping the fun stuff coming. Here are a few that I follow: Punkrock History @historyofpunkrock@sfba.social: publishes fun fact and photos of the good old punk rock. Long Live Rock N Roll @Long_live_rock_n_roll@mastodon.world: Publishes stuff from the history of rock and roll. NANCY COMICS BY BUSHMILLER @nancycomics@mastodon.

As I was adding my /slashes page yesterday I noticed that it always take me a while to remember all the steps I have to do to create a new page and add it to the nav bar of this blog/website. So this is a post to remind me of this steps: Create a new .md file under the /content/ folder. Change the config.toml file Create a new menu.main section adding the new page Change name, url and identifier Change the weight to match the position desired in the nav bar menu.

I was browsing the Slash pages website to see what would be the next page I would add to my website when I saw the /slashes page listed there and I thought this would be an easy one to add and also one that I can update has I added more pages. It would be also a great page to have in case one day my nav bar runs out of space I can simply have the link there for the /slashes page.