About Me

I’m a systems librarian at CUNY, which means I spend my days thinking about library platforms and the people who use them. I’ve been in CUNY libraries since 2008—my entire adult life, essentially.

I grew up online. I had Geocities pages, ran fansites (‘N Sync, Linkin Park, the usual), got hosted on friends’ sites on .org and .nu domains, ran my own Greymatter-powered blog, and for a brief moment self-hosted on a box in my bedroom. I went into Computer Science, which led me to Library & Information Science, which led me to systems librarianship. It all connects.

Outside of work I knit (started in library school and never stopped), ride my bike when I remember to, and cook vegan food. I live in Philadelphia with my partner, kid, and cat, though I work in New York City. I fold laundry with more care than most things deserve—a habit from working at a laundromat in high school.

I’m trying to read more and watch less TV. It’s a work in progress.

About This Site

A personal blog, a reading log, a knitting notebook, and an excuse to stay weird on the internet. Part IndieWeb experiment, part archive, part nostalgia for when people owned their little corners of the web.

Built with Jekyll and hosted on GitHub Pages. Reading data comes from Calibre Web and manual entries; knitting projects from Ravelry. Webmentions sent and received via webmention.io and jekyll-webmention_io. Colors are Flexoki by Steph Ango. Dark and light modes follow your system preference but can be toggled manually..