Stuff I could post about (from intro).
- **Photography:** I love taking pictures. Mostly other-than-human things like animals and landscapes. Not much about buildings unless it's to make a statement about industrialization (see profile banner).
- **Highlight:** Researching on companies, events, on things with an environmentally-friendly component is a bit of a hobby of mine. I think it would be fun to share my experience and bring some visibility to folks doing cool things. Mostly local.
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2026 is the year I delete by barely used #WordPress blog and host it on my website 🙌🏼.
Hi, I'm Mary (they/them)! I'm an interdisciplinary Environmental Science undergrad and webmaster who wants to work as a science communicator.
Science, writing, and community are my passions. I want to make scientific information accessible to non-scientific folks.
I'm not sure what I'll post about yet. Perhaps some natural photography, highlights on environmental projects/products/groups, and comments on the world around me.
This is my second instance.
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@humanum Hello! I found your account from Fedi.Directory website.
Your art is gorgeous!
my tags:
#MarySephReads - sharing web articles and other interesting writings I've read.
#MarySephPKM - BuJo, Notion, and other personal knowledge management updates
#MarySephCodes - web dev updates
#SciCommMusings
#MarySephTalks - account updates
projects:
#MarySephSite - personal site updates
#WeatherLog
#SciCommInternship
Today's tasks: Set up Spring 2026 semester courses in #Notion and update my website's Now page.
I can do this. I can do this.
Updated my #Notion active projects page. Still need to add my monthly goals in the respective database as well.
I tested Elk's PWA app between Waterfox and Vivaldi and I'm liking the latter better just because it doesn't display the address bar
Spent some time working through some account settings to increase my online security and protect my personal data through the sets in this article.
- Link: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/01/mad-meta-dont-let-them-collect-and-monetize-your-personal-data
I finished my 2025 and 2026 Resolutions spread in my #BuJo. I would share an image but I'm iffy about privacy and don't have it rn.
Suffice to say I love the spread! It was a very purple year with the keyword of community! Excited for 2026!
End of the year celebrations, my favorite holiday 🥂. Happy 2026!
interests: #Obsidian, #BulletJournal, #PKM, #WebDev,
misc.:
#MarySephCrochets
#MaryTalksTech
long-term projects: #MarySephSite
Then I went to my general Obsidian Vault and created a file called "2025 Projects," dumping all the projects from my first attempt organized Area (PARA method). This helped me merge all the information from the sticky notes, Notion, and paper with some new additions to completed and WIP projects that had some odd names, and start classifying them.
The Obsidian MD file also allowed me to add links to the completed projects which I also retroactively added to their respective Notion project. At the same time, I updated the Projects database.
I'm thinking of writing a year in review or something like that. Well, I do that every year in my BuJo but this year feels like I need to return to the conscientious mindset that I feel I couldn't muster the past couple of year (college am i right?)
I feel like I achieved what I set out to do. I now have an complete overview of (mostly) everything that I have been working on for the past year. It feels like a HUGE weight has been lifted off my shoulders (brain).
I have some projects that require just a couple of more tasks so I think I might be able to finish those before the end of the year.
There's few things more satisfying that also feel like peak self-care than spending a good few hours writing down *everything* I'm putting my energy into. I used a combination of paper, #Notion, and #Obsidian.
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Then I remembered I started what I call "2025 Social Media Presence Cleanup" on a digital sticky note and transfered that info into the paper. It had some lists about all my public accounts with notes about what to keep, what to deleted, and a to do list that summarized my next steps.
I started with pen and paper—as I often do—and went through my Notion Projects database, writing write down all projects and adding some that felt like I had put a lot of effort into (like creating this account!).
These short blackouts are continuing from yesterday. So so odd...