Archive - Time Spent

#100: private delight with an open door

why I write to you

Nov 6 •

October 2025

#99: needing a map and a hug

an attempt at media cartography: who tends to the infrastructure?

Oct 31 •

#98: practicality vs. play

[companion machines module 05] what if the fastest way to solve a problem is to make something fun?

Oct 24 •

#97: writing about the body

3 books on a difficult task

Oct 17 •

#96: birthday reflections on intergenerational wellness

what if we stopped being ambivalent about care work?

Oct 5 •

September 2025

#95: thinking about media, thinking about positions

a letter to a friend

Sep 25 •

#94: in which claude began to worry about me

[companion machines module 04] how can we work with AI copilots without losing agency?

Sep 10 •

August 2025

#93: who pays for the future?

on the miscategorization of public goods

Aug 26 •

#92: what happens when your art becomes work?

mapping the gray zone between practice and profession

Aug 18 •

July 2025

#91: a hard look at your most intimate digital habits

[July Book Recc] Second Life by Amanda Hess

Jul 20 •

#90: in which I ask my AI companion to describe our relationship

[companion machines module 03] on being remembered by a machine

Jul 13 •

#89: no one told me this was work

Jul 7 •

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