about
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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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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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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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Not whole, not neat, I do not end,I twist through truths you can’t pretend.Diagonal through the square I go,A ghost in math’s eternal flow…
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I don’t think the early internet was better than today’s internet. But having lived through dial-up connections, Gmail invites, and the excitement of a Chrome release makes me appreciate what we have now all the more.
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If you are reading this, it means the global internet routers successfully completed their morning handshake and my new website is officially live to the world. After a nearly three-decade search for the ultimate five-letter domain, I finally built the exact site I’ve wanted since the 90s—complete with a separate-scrolling right sidebar. I wiped away…