Posts from 6 October 2025 | myles' garden

A small teddy bear with a red ribbon is perched in the branches of a shrub, partly hidden among green leaves. Behind it, a quiet residential street lined with brick and cream-colored houses sits under a bright blue sky. The bear looks slightly weathered, as if it has been there for a while, creating a curious, almost whimsical scene. — Teddy Bear in the Shrubs - 6 Oct, 2025 at 2:06 PM

Steve Simkins built a site about how the answer to doomscrolling and disconnectedness is Blog Feeds. It’s meant to be an antidote to endlessly scrolling, just a curated list of people you actually care about.

A brick wall covered in layered street art and graffiti. At the center, a white stencil of a small robot with a heart-shaped chest — the Toronto Lovebot — stands out sharply against the bricks. Surrounding it are bold black, red, and white tags and murals, including part of a painted animal figure. A plastic bottle sits on a ledge beneath a small sign, giving the scene a mix of urban grit and character. — Lovebot Stencil - 5 Oct, 2025 at 10:40 PM

A quiet city park at night, captured in black and white. A brick path winds through the scene, scattered with fallen leaves, while modern apartment buildings glow in the background. Streetlights cast soft pools of light, and a signpost marks the park as smoke-free. The scene feels still and contemplative. — Nighttime in St. Andrew's Park - 5 Oct, 2025 at 9:08 PM