The main reason for this website refresh was to create a space where I can do some super low stakes writing online again. I'd like to index what's going on, no matter how small: what I'm reading, cooking, thinking about, where I'm going and who I'm spending time with. The most important quality of Whatever This Is will be that it's kept intentionally minimal, leaving room for the form of the thing to evolve to fit the way that I'm using it. This is in stark contrast to my standard "everything has to be perfect before it sees the light of day" energy.
This feels vaguely vulnerable because I can't remember the last time I made a computer thing that isn't for a client that has been publicly hosted. I am most excited about the changelog and the shape of the data as the collection grows. I'm not sure to what extent I want to foreground this, because I think it may only be interesting to me. But that's sort of the point, to make a thing for me that also serves as a log of my life, with some light external pressure due to making it public, and just see where it goes.