Last Updated: 29 August 2026
This blog serves as a highlight reel of my journal entries. Occasionally I go back through my journal and pull out interesting ideas or thoughts I want to expand on. This site functions as both an place to work through new ideas and as a record of how my thinking has changed over time. You can see my detailed thoughts about this system in this article.
My goal is to be informal but precise in my writing. As I'm writing I imagine I'm having a conversation with a close friend updating them on what I've been doing/thinking about recently.
The title of the blog (Meletē) refers to an ancient greek word that means contemplation or practice. I chose this title because I like the connection to antiquity and because the meaning matches how I envision this site—as a place to cultivate the practice of contemplation.
I am a part of gen-z and live on the east coast of the US.
I created this blog in the last few months, but have only recently begun writing. It will likely continue to evolve in the future.
I wanted this site to be as basic as possible initially and tried to write as much of the html and css myself as I could. More recently, to remove some of the friction of writing, I used Claude to create a script where I can write in Obsidian using markdown and then it will convert to html and generate RSS. I host it on NearlyFreeSpeech.net.