Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the 14th issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the 13th issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the 12th issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

2022 hasn't gone according to plan thus far.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the 11th issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

It's my birthday, happy birthday me!

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the tenth issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the ninth issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

A short reflection, and update, on the past few weeks.

Oh look, Substack has an app, and that's troublesome.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the eight issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

It's not easy to feel good about, well, anything these days.

Why is that we can't throw some money on the good stuff online, without it disappearing into thin air?

Web developer darling Stripe aren't so nice, it seems.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the seventh issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

Things aren't going so great in the world, right now.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the sixth issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

Pros and cons of writing by hand, versus writing digitally. (Yes, that's with a keyboard, obviously.)

It's early in the morning, and I'm up writing, well, this. And I'm doing it without coffee, so you have to read it, because that's just painful.

The death of celebrated author and essayist Joan Didion finally pushed me to read her famous novel, Play It as It Lays. This is not a book review.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the fifth issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

A short essay on playing video games, and how I've reconnected with something that used to be my job years ago.

Who would've thought that the common cold could kill off so many potential endeavours?

I'm down and out, sniveling in bed. But hey, there are some good news! It's not COVID-19.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the fourth issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

Why isn't the logo done, really? And what happened with yesterday's post? Have I no shame whatsoever?

When there's too much to do, the brain wants you to do more, preferably things not related to the things you really have to. Let's fix that.

Everything went — well, not wrong, but not as planned — today, so here's a short message, and some photos from the last couple of morning walks.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the third issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

What follows after square, and then circle, avatars? Twitter’s bet is the ”soft hexagon”.

This is my third iPhone in the current generation, and it better be the one I’m sticking to…

I want a creative space, a studio, workshop, or whatever you want to call it. Thus, I’m looking for one, and this is why.

Here are the non-Bored Horse post links from the second issue of the Bored Horse newsletter.

Photos from an art exhibition featuring weird robots playing music, among other things.

Some links from the inaugural Bored Horse newsletter that didn’t actually send you to the Bored Horse website.

Newsletter service Substack is looking more and more like a valid option for would-be bloggers.

Writing by hand isn’t just about a painful wrist and unintelligible squiggles, there are gains to be had.

Having a hard time getting your groove back after the holidays? There are tricks to that, and to making headway towards your goals when things are tough.

I wish I had one of those evergreen posts right about now…

It’s a new year so I’m setting some goals. They’re not New Year’s resolutions, really, I promise.

Get ready for some humble pie because we’re going to talk about what a program supplying underpowered netbooks to young people did in Argentina.

This might be the easiest (and/or best) birthday present you can give anyone, with the added benefits that it’s good for you, and the internet as well.

You’ll get to see all those dirty little things that happen as I try to get this Bored Horse thing to work properly. I apologize in advance.

In which I wish you a Happy New Year, and invite you to join me in my Bored Horse experiment.