When I write a comment on someone else's blog I want it to automatically be on my blog. It should just appear to be on theirs
He's describing webmention replies, a standard that already exists and should be more widely used.
Struggling to make music right now is really starting to get me down.
I know it shouldn't, and that I shouldn't put so much pressure on myself to transmute every idea into gold, but my inner critic is running riot.
Even perfect isn't good enough. 1
My wife suggested just sitting in the studio, not trying to force anything, and meditate until something emerged. Follow my heart, not my head.
I used to meditate, or try, but was never sure if I gained any benefit from it. While the idea is not to clear the mind, I just had so many random thoughts running through my head that it seemed impossible to reach a calm state.
The more unfocused I became, the faster and more random the thoughts. It's like conscious processing was a dam holding back the chaos. Once breeched, there was no way to contain the torrent.
I think I like the idea of meditation more than the practice.
not that anything is, but you get the point ↩
