What a lovely question! I’m excited to see what other people answer <3

This week I made one of the best loafs of blueberry lemon bread that I’ve ever made. It was super tasty!

I recently made by far the best focaccia of all the focaccias I've ever made.

I self published two books and am very proud of them. Currently working on my third. The ideas are like little babies you craft into fully formed things, and it's a journey to get there - like a jigsaw and the total number of pieces and the shape keep changing as you progress. I love the experience of piecing ideas into a whole, dropping clues and red herrings, building tension, working towards revelations.

Also this, in memory of Murphy:

This article on how to buy a dirt cheap 'junk' Sony PSP from Japan, and how to bring it back to life!

https://gardinerbryant.com/buying-a-psp-from-japan/

I love the Sony PSP, and any excuse I can find to write about them is fine by me. But I'm proud of this one :)

I'm currently building a round shield. I have absolute no experience doing this and little to no woodworking experience so I know it won't be the best or even good. But I'm proud non the less.

i just covered a whole neighborhood in rapid response phone numbers and stencil graffiti a few hours after a man was abducted. now everyone there should know how to look for goons and who to call to chase the cunts out.

I created a web server at a Raspberry Pi and I am not a programmer 🫡😋

Perfected a recipe using mostly fresh ingredients to replicate my favorite overpriced frozen microwave meal

An ungodly mess of cables, planks, threaded rod, and old, used servers! My very own Proxmox Cluster! I have spent years tweaking and changing it, but I've had some services up (not, like, continuously) for 13 years now. The original server was an i7-950, and now I'm on dual Xeon Silver on my newest box.

I managed to write an almost 50,000 word fanfic once. That was cool. Also got nice comments on it. Also cool.

Way more recently I like the dehydrated apple slices.

(almost) forged my own knife ! Of course there was an actual craftsman overseeing the process, explaining and showing everything, and handling the actually hard parts (making the piece of steel perfectly flat after we forged it, and making the actual edge of the knife after we pre-shaped it) but there were still a lot of steps where I could have fucked it up and I'm happy with the result ! That thing cuts better than my 350€ folding knife (the catch is that it's regular steel, not stainless)