Finished reading: Eldslandet (Vanessa Frank, #1) by Pascal Engman 📚
This was the first book by Pascal Engman that I’ve read, and I really enjoyed it. It’s gripping from the start, and I loved how two very different worlds are slowly and skillfully woven together as the story unfolds.
Doing some CSS and tested ChatGPT and Claude against each other. I asked the same question to both and got two different suggestions. Then I put them together and asked which one was best. ChatGPT recommended Claude’s solution, and Claude recommended ChatGPT’s 😅 In the end, I went with my own combo.
Watched: Scarface 🍿
Rewatched it… again. Still great. It also has one of my favorite movie quotes. No, it’s not “Say hello to my little friend!”, but this one:
I always tell the truth. Even when I lie.
You know you’re a design geek when a license plate like this gives you cozy feelings. I spent the rest of the trip trying to figure out the paint hex value. It looked like a solid #232a3c to me.
Watched: The Beast in Me Season 1 📺
It was okay. No more, no less. A bit too predictable, and it often felt like an “ABC miniseries tutorial” playing out exactly as expected. Not bad, just never surprising.
As a little Swedish fika Sunday tinkering, I decided to make a lightweight version of my Bearming theme for Bear blog. The new BearMin theme shares the same philosophy, good readability and modern standards, but in a leaner format. Happy blogging! 🐻
Watched: The Terminal List: Dark Wolf 📺
On paper, it sounded like it would be right up my alley. In reality, it just did not quite land for me. Not bad, just not as good as I had imagined I would find it.
Day two of the Micro.blog 12 days of winter wonder photo challenge. Today’s word: cozy.
I met this lovely bundle of cuteness while doing a house inspection. One of the great benefits of this line of work is that you get to meet a lot of wonderful pets.
I’m taking part in Micro.blog’s lovely 12 days of winter wonder photo challenge. Today’s word is frost, and this shot is from the south of Stockholm, back in 2023… since frost is nowhere to be seen in this part of Sweden right now, even though we’re neighbors with Santa.
