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april 2026
04.07.26 - long time no meow
february 2026
02.01.26 - stuck in the past
02.01.26 - stuck in the past pt.2
02.07.26 - rabbit holes (national radio astronomy observatory)
long time no meow — 04.07.26
still going, extremely busy. between house moving, anxiety crashes, commission work, music projects, and keeping myself clean and fed, life has proven to be a lot as of late. i have plans for the site still, and hope to get to that soon! but in the mean time i apologize for the absence. some cool stuff is in the works tho, such as: a few songs with lyrics im yet to finish, website pages being slowly built up, cat stories and aus! i have no true idea when these will be finished but i am working on em when i can. be prepared.

on a smaller note: recently watched the greasy strangler, and i honestly don't think i've had a worse movie watching experience. like it's insanely funny but also disgusting. the entire time i couldn't look away, at a point i had to pause for like 3 full minutes. i cannot recommend this movie at all, but if you decide to watch it, do not watch it alone. share in the misery.

it's also the day!!! i can't wait to see what football looks like in 15,750 years.

- erin
rabbit holes (national radio astronomy observatory) — 02.01.26
been thinking a LOT about satellites recently mostly due to a friend but also due a lot to voices of the void. i found live feeds from VLBA satellite dish stations, or as live as 10-minute intervals can be. it's fascinating as hell. i clicked through the site map and found what seems to be a more updated main page, and it has a LOT of information on NROA arrays & stuff of the sort. i'm very curious about their data archives, and am sort of thinking about seeing some of the images they have from the VLBA but i also am too scared to do a proper data request considering i am just a random creature asking for big science stuff.

- erin
stuck in the past pt.2 — 02.01.26
i recently watched chon digital's new video and i feel like it adds onto my recent thoughts in a few ways. mostly about how, with nostalgia, a lot of it is more... present? movies, or games, or shows, or real places. things that for the most part are constant, revisitable. websites die very quickly in comparison, and once a website dies it is very unlikely it's ever coming back no matter how popular it was. websites can hold some of the most important things but even the best ones aren't safe against the eventual fading. think about what might be lost if youtube ever dies out, for example. things that once gone, unless saved by chance, will be gone forever. this thought upsets me, but i also understand there's not much that can be done about it other than archiving. youtube and google don't give a fuck, i know that for sure.

that is all for now though. meow meow - erin
stuck in the past — 02.01.26
to start, new blog system. it's very rough and simple but it does what i want it to do well enough, though i may work on better formatting and JS stuff as it continues.

to the point: things are strange. i've been very nostalgia brained as of late, sort of missing how things were during my time on deviantart and the such. it's an ache, but it feels particurly strong this time around. i feel more inspired but also i wonder if that inspiration came way too late. deviantart is dead in my heart, after eclipse and especially after the NFTs and AI. despite small sparks of hope like buzzly, no other site captures the same feeling. dA was my home site for years until it fell off, and since then i've never truly felt like i had one stable platform. i guess it's my fault for not moving on from the past, hell that was 7 years ago now, but it doesn't feel very easy considering how much that site meant to me at the time. i plan to try unvale once i get back to drawing again though, so i hope it might be a nice site.

nostalgia is evil and twisted, but i hope to channel that into something rather than nothing.

- erin