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Night Ride Home by Peter RukavinaPeter Rukavina (ruk.ca)

Cycling home on a crisp May night.
I’ve just left improv class where, among other things, I created the character of Roberta, an aging skateboarder with six children named Doug and an inadequate grasp of mathematics. We were a small group tonight, just three of us. On occasion it’s nice to have …

Custom WordPress Archives by Jan BoddezJan Boddez (jan.boddez.net)

Robert’s question got me thinking: WordPress gives us automatic date, author, and CPT archives, and it lets us use “rewrite rules” to set up, e.g., date-based CPT archives. So, why would I resort to a custom page template and WP_Query, when all I want, essentially, is a “copy” of WordPress…

I’ve finally published a blogroll page, containing a partial list of websites and blogs I read either through RSS, the Fediverse or both. Today, two new inspiring entries. by Simone SilvestroniSimone Silvestroni (minutestomidnight.co.uk)

The other day I published a blogroll page, like the ones that were ubiquitous in the early 2000s. I’m not entirely sure what caused blogrolls’ partial demise: social media follower lists? Not important.
I’m happy to have added it to the website. Link is in the footer. Most of my entries are ei…

Cool Things People Do With Their Blogs by Wouter GroeneveldWouter Groeneveld (brainbaking.com)

Small and independent blogs are always full of surprises. The more blogs I stumble upon, the more genuinely surprised I am by the things people do with their blogs. It seemed like a good idea to summarize highlights here. I hope it might inspire non-bloggers to blog and bloggers to tinker more with …