emma k park
@emmakpark
they / them | AuDHD ∞ | Bristol, UK | opinions mine physical games @lostincult.co.uk
i started playing Pikmin Bloom again recently marching on the spot while i'm brushing my teeth is worth it when this is the reward
'the labyrinth, the light sandy ground, the sharply delineated contours of the hedges [...] almost pitch black now – a pattern simple in comparison with the tortuous trail behind me, but with one which I knew in my dream, with absolute certainty, represented a cross-section of my brain'
W. G. Sebald describes the heath in 'The Rings of Saturn': 'numbed by this crazed flowering, I stuck to the sandy path until to my astonishment, not to say horror, I found myself back again at the same tangled thicket from which I had emerged about an hour before, or [...] some distant past.'
the heath is home to rare birds, insects, and reptiles; an RSPB spokesperson suggests habitats could take up to 25 years to recover in 2017, a black snake wriggled across our path as we followed a stony backroad. it was the first time i'd seen a reptile that wasn't a slow worm in England's wilds
i'm heartbroken about the wildfire at Dunwich Heath i spent time there in 2017: purple heather and yellow gorse as far as the eye can see. it feels like you're on another planet the fire affected an area the size of 210 football pitches, partly covering RSPB Minsmere www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/ce...
these photos were taken 30 seconds apart. a mischief maker... nay, a scoundrel!! a wastrel of the highest order. the depths of her devilment know no earthly bounds
again, spoiler warning for people with photographic memories; case in point: a spread of my Lorelei and the Laser Eyes notes, which are across 14 pages total i ripped the maze picture out so i could lay it directly on my Steam Deck's screen. now THAT'S what i'm TALKIN' about!!!! 📝📝📝
i played @monoclelord.bsky.social's CD-ROM a couple of days ago. brilliant little puzzling game with good momentum don't look too closely if you're worried about solution spoilers (you'd have to be good at remembering numbers): if your game results in scribbly pages like this, i'm sold
there's a section in this atrociously boring AI film where a right hand turns into a left hand and all i can think is that AI image generation is the same as it ever was same as it ever was same as it ever was same as it e v e r w a s
i like to come up with a different lunch break status every day. i'm particularly fond of today's
for example, read the alt text on this image. i describe: • what the image is (image type and source) • what stands out about it to me, the artist. consider what's important for a viewer to know about the art - particularly the subject • the conceptual style of the image (2/6)
heeheehee!! thanks to everyone who wished me luck when i asked for it about a month ago... it seemed to work, because i'm starting at @lostincult.co.uk today! 💜
i have just enough faith in Nintendo's history with LoZ art styles to not immediately write it off, but i can't say i'm feeling optimistic... 😬 i'm hoping it leans Hyrule Warriors 1: more realistic than OoT, but still stylised! (apologies for lo-res pic, no-one played this dang game)
blocking!!!!! just have to sew the backing on tomorrow, then i am freeeee to work on personal crochet again 💗😤
doing some scruffy UI design for @potteringgame.bsky.social today and i'm leaving fair warnings in the documentation move fast, break things, make accidental dicks - that's the phrase, right?
4. you can combine this with other plugins like multi-column - this is the flexibility i love. once you're familiar with a plugin it's easy to set up a new views of your task database!! i'm building a calendar view at the mo. it works, but Obsidian's text wrapping limitations are my next hurdle 🙃
3. i'm happy enough using the masterlist to track my undated hobbies / projects right now, but it's pretty unwieldy so, i can do some super-quick filtering to make a note with just hobbies in. this code block gives me this nice sorted list! if i had priority on these i could sort by that, too
(when a task becomes unblocked, the Tasks plugin lets me right click it and change it to a 'to do' status). it's definitely not as easy to use and UX friendly as a purpose-built system like Todoist or Trello, but it gives me much more control in how i organise my tasks, and it's totally free 😅
the weather symbols are actually checkboxes! just adjusted with a CSS snippet because i view these tasks in other places isolated from the time of day box, i still need the visual of when i'd like to get it done, e.g.
reorganised my to do list in Obsidian yesterday. big sense of relief versus my previous method, which was just high / medium / low priority i already mentally view my day in these blocks, and plan around what my energy levels will be, so makes sense my to do list should match (and it's cute) ☀️🌙
progress on dad's crochet is going well but i am feeling a little scrutinised
grubby, orange-y industrial structures against a clear blue sky is a very good aesthetic reminds me of this sign in Dungeness from a few years ago. it had a very ominous squeak
Fergus boiled down some peaches to make syrup for peach iced tea and it's the best colour to ever grace my rods and cones
maybe it's just me but there's something so cosy about listening to the devs in my team talk shop that i have no hope of understanding while i plan my silly little Jira timelines
really need to get back to writing my DnD world because one of the primary characters is this wizard with cataracts. this is him standing at full height
feeling under the weather, either hay-fever or mild flu. gives me plenty of sofa time to work on my dad's birthday present! using lots of new tips and tricks for this tapestry. far from perfect and learning much about what i'd do differently in future pixel art's mine - it's an Olympus Trip 35!