A new home for the fragments

For a while this domain was a single page with one link that bounced you off to Notion. It did the job, but it never felt like mine. So I rebuilt it.

This version is a static site — fast, quiet, and entirely under version control. Every page you see is generated at build time, which means no spinners, no databases to babysit, and a site that will still load in ten years.

How the diary works

Each entry is just a Markdown file in the repo. To publish, I add a file like src/content/writing/my-entry.md with a little front-matter at the top:

---
title: A short title
description: One line for the index and RSS.
pubDate: 2026-06-28
kind: note   # "note" for short days, "essay" for longer pieces
tags: ['groundwater', 'field']
---

…then write below it in plain Markdown. Commit, push, and the deploy pipeline does the rest. No CMS, no lock-in — just text.

What’s next

Filling in the work page with real projects, and writing more often. The goal isn’t a polished portfolio so much as an honest logbook — recording life between simulations.