I’m very excited to welcome David O’Hara @davoh to micro.blog. David shares great images, essays, and thoughts and I’m hopeful he will find micro.blog a great platform to host all of that. One of the Christmas Blogs! 🎁

Tammy and I took Lucky for a walk to celebrate her 5th Birthday!

I just got the first version of Micro.blog Collection Creator shortcut working. It allows you to paste in the contents of an existing post, or any text with a list of urls on your site, and it will add all referenced uploads to a collection you choose. Will share after cleaning up!

One of the most impressive Christmas miracles is that LEGO sets miraculously are never missing pieces. πŸ€”

Tyler completed his Great Deku Tree LEGO from The Legend of Zelda. He enjoyed the build. It has two different looks to pick from β€” he picked the Breath of the Wild one.

A year of blogging for $12? I love this! 🀩

Several people have already correctly guessed that Micro.one will be a ridiculously low $1/month. I hope this helps it reach more people. It will also be a perfect gift subscription to give to friends and family.

Mazie completed her Christmas LEGO of Macaw Parrots this morning. They are designed to be hung on the wall and look great!

Auto-generated description: Two colorful LEGO macaws, one perched and another flying, are showcased on a wooden table alongside the building set box.

Completed my Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi LEGO this morning. This was a very fun build and the movement is really fun! The surprise movement is Yoshi shooting a fireball out of his mouth.

Auto-generated description: A pixelated Lego sculpture depicts a classic video game character riding a green companion, set in a colorful indoor environment. Auto-generated description: A block-style character resembling a plumber riding a green dinosaur, assembled from toy bricks, stands on a wooden surface with arcade machines and a Christmas tree in the background.

I’ve been enjoying the Snow Fall plug-in by @manton on my website and it has me thinking that it would be really fun to have a web version of Simon StΓΈvring’s Festivitas. A string of lights along the top of the browser with various configuration options would be cool.

I created a hierarchal view of my blog pages so that I could try to organize this better. This shows why I wish the Pages section of micro.blog was a bit more sophisticated. I took the outline and then gave it to ChatGPT and asked it to recommend a better way to structure it.