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Or I could work on Sublime Blogs this weekend 🤔

I had a good day at work today and the week is almost over. I might start working on a game for the PlayDate this weekend. And/or continue work on my truck.

I sold a couple of my Sony lenses I don't use. I find I only ever shoot with my f4 18-105mm.

Today I purchased a StepRamp motorcycle ramp off Facebook marketplace. It makes it super convenient to take my motorcycle in and out of the back of my truck.

The budgeting app I use, You Need a Budget (YNAB), has a developer API. I want to build an integration for it but I don't know what to build. This is a common scenario for me.

I just found the first PHP application I ever wrote. It's hard to look at.

Ok... this SMS interface for Sublime Blogs is a game changer! I can blog as if I was having a conversation with someone. Amazing 🤩

I'm working on the COOLEST feature for Sublime Blogs: Text-To-Blog!

I generally don't like text interfaces for the majority of things, texting to post to a Micro blog is perfect!

I migrated all the wallpaper from thewallpaperstand.com to lukebouch.com/wallpapers. I think it makes more sense to have all of my side projects under my personal domain instead of having to pay for a bunch of different domains. I will of course keep my large projects like Sublime Blogs separate and on their own domain names.

It’s not often the company you work for sends you a glow in the dark pen!

I’m starting to get really excited about the PlayDate by Panic I ordered. They are saying I will get it sometime next year but I’m hoping they will successfully ramp up production and get it sooner.

I ordered it not too long after hearing about it but, evidently, I should have ordered it sooner. In the meantime, I can begin learning the Lua programming language so I can write games for it.

Now to think up some game ideas.

Over the past few weeks, I have been working on slowly impementing IndieWeb for my blog. I’m considering adding comment support to Sublime Blogs. This would allow you to not only have a form on your front-end that sends a POST request to the SublimeBlogs API, but it would also support WebMentions.