Played Avicii and Kanye while sorting famous faces, then mocked “fair fight” logic and planned a George Washington–style portrait look

The visible page turns a rewatch of The Hurt Locker into a lesson about cinematography, intervention, and the difference between military action and political victory, with script work and sleep still hovering in the...

The day starts with family hostility, economic despair, and the need to clear December's video backlog, then turns into partner-agreement work, enthusiasm for violent ritualized movie ideas, and long transcript notes about...

New Year's Day is dominated by transcript backlog from the early-December video logs: anger over Priyantha Kumara's murder, Harsha and Seylan complaints, people-you-may-know reconnaissance, security-firm bragging, and a lot...

Returned after a writing ban, logged Covid death and vaccination details, reflected on Sri Lanka politics and Afghanistan, then eyed Port City links

Most of the visible work is technical: contrast ratios, kerning, character spacing, and how hard bad typography makes a site to read. The sharp interruption is a crime note about Duminda Silva and older Sri Lankan pardons,...

An Austrian visitor opens the evening, but the page really settles on stored survival supplies and a long meditation on painting my grandmother, Freemasonry, Harry Potter symbolism, and why that portrait still feels charged...

The day starts with writing as stress relief and Singapore memories, then hardens into a loyalty purge: distancing from the Dharmadasas, pruning weak ties, and deciding security matters more than keeping every friendship...

The page keeps trying to control the ETI story: defend Thilanga's name, decide which Edirisinghes can still be useful allies, laugh through the Deepa fallout, and fold all of it into a wider plan for reputation repair, Port...

The day moves from pro-Trump energy and a lower Mirtazapine dose into sibling distance, blocked friendships, a cyber agreement still waiting on signature, and a broken Facebook inbox that starts choking recruiting just when...

This was a true chaos day: too many cards in the air, bomb imagery, survival logic, Covid escalation, and nonstop mental switching between business, fear, and disaster scenarios.