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references:
+- title: "A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden"
+ url: https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history
+ date: 2023-04-30T18:47:58Z
+ file: maggieappleton-com-n6xsqa.txt
- title: "What’s in a Word? Building a Verbose Party Game | Viget"
url: https://www.viget.com/articles/whats-in-a-word-building-a-verbose-party-game/
date: 2023-05-26T16:33:41Z
file: www-viget-com-yrczde.txt
+- title: "Why Have a Values Plan? – Anna Havron"
+ url: https://www.annahavron.com/blog/why-have-a-values-plan
+ date: 2023-05-28T19:58:40Z
+ file: www-annahavron-com-8hj07z.txt
+- title: "Turning Obsidian into My Perfect Writing App – The Sweet Setup"
+ url: https://thesweetsetup.com/turning-obsidian-into-my-perfect-writing-app/
+ date: 2023-06-02T03:52:56Z
+ file: thesweetsetup-com-x9nbdv.txt
---
-* Closet progress
- * done!
- * Get a photo (finish it first)
-* Biking
- * Installed trailer hitch
- * Now need to select + purchase rack
-* Read [_Building a Second Brain_][1]
- * Tried a couple PKM apps
- * Settled on [Obsidian][2] (for now -- may just end up back in Vim at some point)
- * I like the idea of [Logseq][3], but the editing experience had some warts and I didn't love being forced into an outline format
- * Obsidian seems nice if a little non-native
- * Set up the [web clipper][4] which is cool
- * Need to figure out sync
- * Also started keeping [public notes][5]
-* Didn't write any go, but started a [notes page][6]
- * This is the risk of getting to into PKM, I suppose
-* [JCC][7]
- * Pool
- * Gym
-* TTT
- * 15 years!
- * [Tides Inn][8]
- * [Scooter][9]
-* Having a kid is the end of "what if" thinking.
-
-
- {{}}
- {{}}
-
-
-[1]: https://bookshop.org/p/books/building-a-second-brain-a-proven-method-to-organize-your-digital-life-and-unlock-your-creative-potential-tiago-forte/18265370?ean=9781982167387
-[2]: https://obsidian.md/
-[3]: https://logseq.com/
-[4]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/obsidian-web/edoacekkjanmingkbkgjndndibhkegad
-[5]: /notes/
-[6]: /notes/golang/
-[7]: https://www.jewishforgood.org/
-[8]: https://www.tidesinn.com/
-[9]: https://www.segway.com/ninebot-kickscooter-max/
+We spent Memorial Day weekend at Lake Norman, but it was like 55° and rainy the whole time. I've been loving the mild weather for the most part, but I was definitely looking forward to some kayaking and dock jumping. I'm sure it'll be hot and humid soon enough.
+We finished off the closet project -- building the second unit was a lot quicker than the first, since I really just had to scale up the existing plans. Then it was a matter of adding the connecting rod and shelf. I think it turned out great, though I'd like to improve at building drawers. Here are some before and after shots (courtesy of Claire):
+
+
+ {{}}
+ {{}}
+ {{}}
+ {{}}
+
+
+Other life updates: we had a big work retreat at the beginning of the month at the [Tides Inn][1], which was incredible. I celebrated 15 years (15!) with the company, and received a [scooter][2] as a gift. This thing is rad -- I've been really happy with the e-bike, but it's nice to have a smaller option for quick trips to the office or corner store.
+
+We signed up for the local [JCC][3] since they have the best/only outdoor pool in the area. As a bonus, they have a nice gym, and I managed to get ~4 workouts in over the month. Hope to keep that up, though June's pretty packed. I didn't manage to fit in any long bike rides, but I did get a trailer hitch installed on the car, which was a bit of a process. Now I just need to select and purchase a bike rack and a whole new series of adventures should be unlocked.
+
+I read [_Building a Second Brain_][4], a book about digital note-taking systems. It inspired me to try out a couple different PKM apps. I was initially drawn to [Logseq][5], but the editing experience was a little rough and it didn't seem to support adding PDFs and images to notes. I've settled on [Obsidian][6], which checks a lot of boxes even though I'm not a huge fan of Electron apps. I set up a [web clipper][7] tool so that I can quickly send links from Brave to Obsidian. I also started keeping [public notes][8], inspired by some [digital gardening][9] stuff I've been reading.
+
+I didn't write any Go, but I did start a [notes page][10] about it and have a decent idea for a starter project. I need to make some actual progress here this month.
+
+Final thought: when I was younger, I'd engage in a lot of "what if" thinking, imagining myself living totally different lives. This tendency decreased as I got older and built a life I was increasingly happy with, but never entirely went away. But since Nev came along, it's really the end of that -- she's so awesome, and any timeline where she doesn't exist exactly as she is right now just doesn't have any draw.
+
+[1]: https://www.tidesinn.com/
+[2]: https://www.segway.com/ninebot-kickscooter-max/
+[3]: https://www.jewishforgood.org/
+[4]: https://bookshop.org/p/books/building-a-second-brain-a-proven-method-to-organize-your-digital-life-and-unlock-your-creative-potential-tiago-forte/18265370?ean=9781982167387
+[5]: https://logseq.com/
+[6]: https://obsidian.md/
+[7]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/obsidian-web/edoacekkjanmingkbkgjndndibhkegad
+[8]: /notes/
+[9]: https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history
+[10]: /notes/golang/
+
This month:
-* Adventure:
- * Canoeing
- * Beaufort
- * Cruise
-* Project:
-* Skill:
+* Adventure: this month is pretty adventure-packed between [Running of the Bulls][11], canoe camping, a long weekend in Beaufort, a cruise with Claire's family, and heading up to DC to meet our new niece
+* Project: build a simple towel rack for the bathroom and publish an article on [testing][12] on my company's website
+* Skill: gonna stick with Go and actually write some code
+
+[11]: https://bullcityrunning.com/our-races/running-of-the-bulls-8k/
+[12]: /notes/good-tests
Reading:
-* Fiction: [_Rapt_][10], Winifred Gallagher
-* Non-fiction: [_The Last Graduate_][11], Naomi Novik
+* Fiction: [_Rapt_][13], Winifred Gallagher
+* Non-fiction: [_The Last Graduate_][14], Naomi Novik
-[10]: https://bookshop.org/p/books/rapt-attention-and-the-focused-life-winifred-gallagher/7485226?ean=9780143116905
-[11]: https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-last-graduate-naomi-novik/15537202?ean=9780593128886
+[13]: https://bookshop.org/p/books/rapt-attention-and-the-focused-life-winifred-gallagher/7485226?ean=9780143116905
+[14]: https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-last-graduate-naomi-novik/15537202?ean=9780593128886
Links:
-* [Title][12]
-* [Title][13]
-* [What’s in a Word? Building a Verbose Party Game | Viget][14]
+* [What’s in a Word? Building a Verbose Party Game | Viget][15] -- write-up of the [Pointless Weekend][16] game I helped build in March
+* [Why Have a Values Plan? – Anna Havron][17]
+* [Turning Obsidian into My Perfect Writing App – The Sweet Setup][18]
-[12]: https://example.com/
-[13]: https://example.com/
-[14]: https://www.viget.com/articles/whats-in-a-word-building-a-verbose-party-game/
+[15]: https://www.viget.com/articles/whats-in-a-word-building-a-verbose-party-game/
+[16]: /journal/dispatch-2-april-2023/
+[17]: https://www.annahavron.com/blog/why-have-a-values-plan
+[18]: https://thesweetsetup.com/turning-obsidian-into-my-perfect-writing-app/
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+Turning Obsidian into My Perfect Writing App
+
+ October 24, 2022
+ by [17]Mike Schmitz
+
+ NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is right around the corner,
+ and if you’re looking for a great tool to help you hit your writing
+ goals, there are lots of great options available.
+
+ In this article, I want to make the case for using [18]Obsidian by
+ showing you how to turn it into a powerful writing environment using a
+ few essential plugins.
+
+But Isn’t Obsidian a Notes App?
+
+ That’s what I thought when I first started using it a couple of years
+ ago. I was hoping it would help me make connections between my notes
+ and help inspire some new ideas. But over time, I fell in love with it
+ as a writing tool. In fact, every article I’ve written in the last 2
+ years has been written in Obsidian.
+
+ What makes Obsidian great as a writing tool is how much you can
+ customize it using third-party plugins. The number of plugins continues
+ to grow (676 as of this writing), and with Obsidian recently launching
+ version 1.0, the app shows no signs of slowing down any time soon.
+
+My Journey Away from Ulysses
+
+ Let me get this out right now: Ulysses is an incredible writing app.
+
+ It’s just not for me for a couple of specific reasons.
+
+ First, publishing to the web isn’t quite as easy as it should be with
+ Ulysses. It does give you the ability to publish straight to WordPress,
+ and you can even update blog posts from Ulysses now — if you can get it
+ to connect to your custom WordPress blog.
+
+ When this broke for me, I started digging in to how to fix it and
+ quickly came across weird plugins and settings for modifying XMLRPC.
+ And unfortunately, I could never get it functioning again. I fully
+ understand it’s something on my domains, but the “simple instructions”
+ didn’t work for me, and even as a web developer I didn’t feel
+ comfortable digging too far into this.
+
+ Which meant I was stuck copying and pasting into WordPress.
+
+ And because Ulysses doesn’t use standard Markdown, that meant I had to
+ “export” my text first. This works, but adds a few extra clicks (or
+ taps in iOS) in order to get my text out of my writing app. Combine
+ that with the fact that Ulysses has some weird Markdown formatting that
+ never quite clicked for me in the first place, and I was left looking
+ for a straight Markdown-based text editor.
+
+ Obsidian fits that description perfectly. It’s simple, uses plain text
+ files, provides inline formatting, and supports standard Markdown. It’s
+ everything I’ve ever wanted in a plain text editor.
+
+ But there are a few additional settings and plugins you can use to make
+ it even better as a writing app.
+
+Obsidian Settings
+
+ First, let’s look at some of the settings.
+
+ To access these settings, click the gear icon in the lower-left corner
+ and then select Editor from the Settings sidebar.
+
+ The defaults are actually pretty good, but here’s the key settings you
+ want if you’re going to use Obsidian for writing:
+ * Make sure that Auto pair Markdown syntax is toggled ON. This
+ creates both symbols and places the cursor in the middle, making it
+ easier to create italicized or emphasized text.
+ * Make sure Smart indent lists is toggled ON. This makes it easier to
+ create bulleted and numbered lists quickly, automatically adding
+ the next bullet when you hit the Return key.
+ * Make sure that Fold heading and Fold indent are toggled ON. This
+ creates carats for Markdown headers as well as indented text,
+ adding some cool outliner-inspired features that make it easy to
+ fold up text in large files and focus on the text you want.
+
+ There are a bunch of other settings you can customize, but many of them
+ are simply personal preference. These are the important ones.
+
+ Once you have your settings, it’s time to move on to the plugins.
+
+Obsidian Core Plugin Settings
+
+ There are two types of plugins in Obsidian: Core plugins that ship with
+ the app, and Community plugins that you can install to extend the
+ functionality of Obsidian. We’re going to look at the Core plugins
+ first.
+
+ Here are my recommendations for modifying the Core plugins:
+ * Make sure that Backlinks and Outgoing Links are both toggled ON.
+ These are sections available in the right sidebar that show all of
+ the notes that link to the active note and all of the notes linked
+ to from the active note respectively. (If you’re new to the concept
+ of connected notes, check out [19]this article on using the local
+ graph.)
+ * Make sure that Outline is toggled ON. This adds a tab in the right
+ sidebar that creates a table of contents for your note based on the
+ Markdown headers. This is helpful when you need to jump to a
+ specific section of a longer text as you can do so simply by
+ clicking on the appropriate header title.
+ * Turn the Word Count setting OFF. Word counts are important, but
+ there’s a Community plugin that does this much better than the
+ built-in word count tool here.
+
+ Again, there are a bunch of options here that are personal preference,
+ but these are the important ones. Once you have these Core plugins set,
+ it’s time to really make Obsidian dance by adding some Community
+ plugins.
+
+Obsidian Community Plugins for an Upgraded Writing Experience
+
+ You can access the Community plugins public directory by going to
+ Settings → Community plugins → Browse once you’ve toggled off Safe
+ Mode. From there, you can find plugins for just about anything, from
+ [20]embedding tasks from Todoist to [21]creating timeblocked daily
+ plans to [22]creating kanban boards — all based on your locally-stored
+ plain text files using standard Markdown.
+
+ All of the plugin links I share below are Obsidian links
+ (obsidian://link-adress) that will open straight to the plug-in page if
+ you have Obsidian installed and running on your device.
+
+ Note that many of the plugins I will share here are 1:1 replacements
+ for standard features in Ulysses, so if you don’t mind non-standard
+ Markdown formatting and don’t run into the publishing issues that I
+ did, maybe try that instead. But if you’re all in with Obsidian, here
+ are the plugins I use to make Obsidian my perfect writing app.
+
+Better Word Count
+
+ The first plugin is called [23]Better Word Count. This replaces the
+ built-in word count core plugin, and it functions largely the same with
+ one key addition: when you highlight text, it shows the
+ words/characters of the highlighted text instead of the whole document.
+
+ It’s not as good as the writing stats in Ulysses, but it’s good enough
+ for me.
+
+cMenu
+
+ If you’re uncomfortable relying on your memory for Markdown formatting,
+ [24]cMenu is a third-party plugin that gives you a minimal text editor
+ modal that allows you to do things like bold, italicize, strikethrough,
+ underline, and toggle blockquotes.
+
+ If you don’t like the default options, you can customize what shows up
+ in the modal by adding any of the Commands in your Obsidian library.
+
+Reading Time
+
+ Another handy Ulysses feature is being able to see how long it will
+ take to read the text in the selected file. But you can add this
+ feature to the status bar using the [25]Reading Time plugin.
+
+ This one is pretty straightforward — just install it and turn it on and
+ you’ll see the reading time at the bottom of your Obsidian window. You
+ can customize your reading speed in the settings for the plugin.
+
+Footnote Shortcut
+
+ If you use footnotes a lot, they can be a bit of a pain to create with
+ standard Markdown. It’s a lot easier with the [26]Obsidian Footnotes
+ plugin.^[27]1
+
+ Once installed, you can find it in the Command Palette and with the
+ hotkey: Footnote Shortcut: Insert and Navigate Footnote. You can
+ customize the hotkey by going to Settings → Hotkey and searching for
+ Footnote, which will then insert the appropriate Markdown and navigate
+ to the bottom of the note where you can insert the text for your
+ footnote.
+
+Focus Mode
+
+ The Obsidian interface can be a little distracting when you’re trying
+ to focus on your words. Fortunately, the [28]Focus Mode plugin allows
+ you to remove all the distractions and focus on what you’re writing.
+
+ Once the plugin is installed and active, just click the Toggle Focus
+ Mode button to hide the sidebars and status bar, and you can
+ shift-click the button to hide everything but the active writing pane.
+
+Typewriter Scroll
+
+ [29]This plugin keeps the currently selected line in the middle of the
+ screen as you type. As you type, the focus moves from the current
+ section to the next section by moving the rest of the page in the
+ background, much like an old-fashioned typewriter.
+
+ There’s even a Zen Mode option that grays out the background text to
+ help you focus on the line that you are currently writing.
+
+Novel Word Count
+
+ If you are aiming to write a book (fiction or non-fiction), you
+ probably have a total word count in mind. [30]Novel Word Count shows
+ you the number of words that a document or folder contains in the
+ sidebar so you can keep track of your long-form writing progress.
+
+ You can also use pages, characters, date created, and date updated (as
+ well as a few different combinations) that can be configured in the
+ plugin settings once you turn it on.
+
+Conclusion
+
+ Obsidian is much more than just a notes app, and might be the perfect
+ writing tool for you if you want to:
+ 1. Store your plain text files locally
+ 2. Use something that supports standard Markdown
+ 3. Gives you the flexibility to craft your writing environment
+
+ Obsidian may not be for everyone, but since it’s completely free to
+ start, there’s no reason not to give it a spin.
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