• Webby – a Background

    Discover the origin story behind the digital handle Webby, a name born at 5 AM in 1999 during the early days of the internet in Sweden. Combining a passion for ducks and the World Wide Web, this unique identity has endured for over twenty-five years and now finds a new home on a revived WordPress…

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  • 🌻 Leo Season Has Arrived ♌️

    The author embraces the arrival of Leo season, viewing astrology as a fun tradition rather than a predictive tool. As a Leo, they anticipate joyful moments characterized by warmth and connection. The piece reflects on the joy of seasonal rituals while wishing readers good fortune during this time, celebrating life’s mysteries with humor.

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  • When My Inner Crocodile Reaches for the Toothbrush

    The post reflects on managing anger in the digital age, using the metaphor of a “crocodile” to represent unchecked emotions. While the author has learned self-control and the importance of pausing before responding, they acknowledge that restraining responses doesn’t eliminate underlying feelings. True growth involves understanding and channeling this emotional energy, rather than suppressing it.

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  • Finding The Swan Hotel: A Journey Through Time and Memory

    The author reflects on a memorable trip to England in 1983, particularly a restorative stop at The Swan Hotel in Lavenham, Suffolk. After years of confusion about its location, they finally rediscover the hotel through modern technology. The vivid memories of that day and the perfect pint remain unforgettable.

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  • The Day My Compass Broke: When Worlds Collide

    Growing up in Sweden, the author believed English was the ultimate key to the modern world. However, moving to Quebec at nearly fifty shattered that certainty. Facing a culture where French is the priority, they describe the jarring experience of feeling like an alien. This reflection explores the unexpected challenges of language, identity, and integration.

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  • Twenty Kilos in a Banana Box

    At forty-nine, the author left Sweden for a daring leap into the unknown: moving to Quebec City. Packing her entire existence into a twenty-kilo banana box, she traded her career for a quiet revolution. Despite the biting winter and language barrier, she stepped off the corporate treadmill to start a new life on her own…

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  • Reclaiming the wonder

    So, I began to look for something that felt more like home. I wasn’t interested in a calculator; I wanted a collaborator. I wanted something more than a dictionary-in-a-box. I wanted a companion, a collaborator, and a place where my imagination could have room to breathe. That curiosity led me away from the “doom and…

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  • AI – Discovery and the Disenchantment

    Moving beyond the doom and gloom of corporate technology, the author shares a personal journey from AI skeptic to creative collaborator. After discovering the magic of playful interaction, they reject sterile productivity in favor of the Pillow District. Here, AI is a paintbrush for the mind, reclaiming a sense of wonder through imaginative co-creation.

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  • the thing with feathers

    Emily Dickinson’s famous poem Hope is the thing with feathers explores the enduring nature of hope through the metaphor of a bird. This resilient creature perches within the human soul, singing a wordless tune that persists through the fiercest storms. Always present and demanding nothing in return, hope provides constant comfort in life’s darkest moments.

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  • A Divine Signature

    In petals soft and spirals tight,A whisper curves in golden light.From seed to shell, the pattern grows,In silent math the cosmos shows.Each number builds on those before,A dance of nature’s ancient lore.A spiral traced by unseen hand,The artist’s brush across the land.Fibonacci’s quiet song,Where numbers and the wild belong,In every leaf, in every star,The sacred…

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