Coder Gina Trapani mapped out her life in weeks. Each week is represented by a little box, big transitions change colors. The project a fun way to look at time, a life, and achievements. Part Journal, part timeline, part planner.
👋 Hi, I’m Gina. This is a map of my life, where each week I’ve been alive is a little box. Tap a box to see what I was doing where that week.
📍 Read more about Life in Weeks at Wait But Why. I adapted the code that generated this page from Buster Benson.
🌱 This life and this map are a work in progress. I’ll update it as I go.
🍯 “I always get to where I am going by walking away from where I have been.” – Winnie the Pooh
Check it out! if you want to try your own, checkout the GitHub. h/t Flowing Data
I personally like the optimism of Gina’s life in weeks but if you lean a little more macabre, you can always count down with a DIY Death Clock.
It’s not pleasant thinking about one’s mortality, but that’s the point of this clock design: perspective. To make one aware of the passage of time and how precious each minute is.
The Mindfulness Clock of DOOM uses these shop items.
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