Category: Weeknotes 🗓️
A weekly missive from the virtual desktop of Jay Springett.
Each issue covers what I’ve been: reading, doing, thinking about, some links recommendations, a good meme and more.
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Into July
Every once in a while, I feel compelled to write a post that goes something like, “OMG; it’s X month already?!” This is one such time.
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The Weather Turned
Pre-production work (making notes lol) has started on what I might do once 301 comes to the end of it’s run at the end of this month.
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Playability
One of things happening in culture that I think we can all feel intuitively is that increasingly media mediums are playable.
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The Horizon Line
I think having a relationship with the horizon is healthy.
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A Little More Distinct
What I’m gravitating towards is work that feels more distinct. People who are off doing their own thing, on blogs or standalone websites.
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Wait, what?
Some estimates put the total number of words of fan fiction written a year at 100 billion words.
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Eating From the Trough
For the next week, at least, I’ve decided to eat as much slop from the trough as possible. To find out what it’s like.
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Back for a Speech
I went down to The Chalk because my dad was stepping down as president of a club he is a member of and he had to give a speech.
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Public Thoughts, Private Room
A blog is not—and never will be—the full contents of a mind. And proper diary remains a private room. And I’m okay with that.
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Happy With My E-reader
A paperback on the Tube, meanwhile, is porous. It leaks a little cultural texture into the space around it.
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I Watch Bright Things Unfold Themselves
All I really have to report this week is that I like a single sentence that I wrote. Sometimes just the one is enough!
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Easter ’25
I went back down to the chalk on Wednesday last week and was really blessed by the weather.
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Nearly Finished Business
Since the start of the year I’ve been on a bit of a mission. One aspect of which has been to finish all the books I had in progress.
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Heavy Things
Anu’s essay Make Something Heavy over on the Working Theorys newsletter has been making waves in my media sphere this week.