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Wild Food UK
A British foraging reference with photo-driven identification guides for wild mushrooms, plants, and berries found in th…
Wildwood Survival
A long-standing reference site on wilderness survival and bushcraft, with detailed guides to shelter, fire, tracking, an…
Windows
Michael A. Gonzales recalls a 1970s Harlem childhood of TV reruns and watching the neighborhood from the window, a story…
Woodworking as an escape from the absurdity of software
A programmer reflects on swapping audio-engine code for a hand-built wooden chair, and on what physical craft teaches ab…
World Wildlife Fund
WWF's site covers endangered species profiles, habitat conservation campaigns, and stories from wildlife protection effo…
Writing Well Handbook
Julian Shapiro's free handbook on writing well, covering how to find ideas worth writing about, craft an intro that hook…
Xerces Society
An invertebrate conservation nonprofit publishing guides on protecting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators in home…
Yes, I Texted the Number on the Sign
An interview with the Portland roof cleaner and sign painter behind a run of charming hand-painted DIY advertisements ta…
You Are How You Act
An essay setting Rousseau's inner self against Hume's behaviorism to argue that you are the sum of your actions rather t…
You Are Not Dumb, You Just Lack the Prerequisites
A personal essay on believing you were bad at math, and how gaps in earlier fundamentals, not ability, were the real obs…
You Have to Feel It
An essay arguing that real craft means feeling the work rather than ticking off checked boxes, with a personal take on w…
You Misunderstand What It Means to Be Poor
A personal essay on the difference between being broke and being poor, and how poverty reshapes decisions in ways people…
Your Backpack Got Worse On Purpose
A story of how a lingerie conglomerate bought up beloved backpack brands in 1986 and slowly cut quality, told as a case…
You're a Slow Thinker. Now What?
A personal essay on accepting a slow, deliberate way of thinking, with practical ideas for leaning into it in a world th…
Zen Habits
Leo Babauta's minimalist blog on building habits, mindfulness, simplicity, and intentional living.
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