I love the play of yellows here. The light highlights a shade that’s already lovely. Day 29 of #30day 🖼️
A scene so normal, a plain boring. Or something so dramatic that looms overhead. Well, no one can tell. Day 28 of #30day 🖼️
A morning walk skipped for a relaxing cup of tea with my wife. Basking in the morning sunlight. A deal that I will take any day. Day 27 of #30day 🖼️
From my morning walk today. It felt dramatic some time, it felt serene another. It was neither. And both. Day 26 of #30day 🖼️
I have released a new version of the Paper theme (v1.0.3) today to display category list on the archive page – this can be disabled via plug-in settings. The theme now also supports Reply by email and Conversation on M.b plug-ins by @sod. So if any of the plug-in is already installed, the appropriate link will be displayed under the posts. The upgrade also brings support to include Buy Me a Coffee profile in the social icons list.
I appreciate all the feedback I have received until now. With all the improvements, Paper has become my default theme for my blog (what you see here).
I had to work late into the evening in the office today. What it means is I am left with a tired body and drained mind. I have to push all the tasks big and small, planned and unplanned to tomorrow now. Exhausted! 🥱
I was back looking at the skies from a familiar spot again. Each time the sun has coloured it uniquely different. This time it itself flared like crazy! Day 25 of #30day 🖼️
Sometimes it’s the shadows that lead the way, act as a landmark for you to point yourself towards and move ahead. That’s life. Day 24 of #30day 🖼️
I’m spending too much time passively reading through the timelines, especially Micro.blog as it’s both my blog host and the social platform I enjoy hanging out at. With it recently becoming the center for my side projects too, it’s been difficult to keep the interests separate.
I have settled onto an easy workflow for publishing newsletters with Micro.blog. Another issue for Excursions Weekly went out today and the editing process was the most frictionless till date. I do wish though that there was an archive of the issues that I could share with the subscribers so that they know what they are signing up for.
Also, unfortunately the issue with the replies bouncing back has still not been fixed. Without that, I have no way to connect with the readers.
The way things stand, the support for newsletter in Micro.blog is extremely bare today. But the workflow remains one that I am most comfortable with. I just wish a few things were different and better.