I like the photos a lot

Hey UA, I have read your gas entry. I'm an immigrant in Europe and have mobility problems. Same here, it felt like words from my story. I want to say to you that we need to survive. Period. Times change and patience wins everything. Do what you need to do, ask for help, more help. If you are not trying to manipulate people that care about you, there's no way they withdraw themselves just because you asked for something. So do it. I'm sure you know how strong you are. This will end, you will not. I hope this message will not pain you and bring a little comfort. Sincerely, TMM P.S. I have found your site just cause your initials are the initials of my home country. She's struggling too, but she's strong.

i followed you ~3 months ago i think, but i never said anything in your guestbook. -_- i like how authentic your website is and how...raw it is. raw as in how filled up with your thoughts, words, and feelings. it's cool

hi ua, ran out of neocities comments for the day (too moved to share my random thoughts i suppose, ha!), but wanted to say i saw your comment on misswindow's feed about mobile accessibility, and unfortunately, i never thought of it from that perspective, so thanks for sharing! seen a lot of discourse around moving towards "efficient" web design that promotes mobile usership, often at the hindrance of a creative internet project, but now i agree that it is important to consider individuals' that lack access to a computer/PC for various reasons rather than some small subset of people who just wouldn't take the time to view your site/project on desktop, especially as many consider it integral to a PC-based web project to make it accessible to computer users w/ disabilities. anyways just wanted to say thanks for bringing that to the table, definitely will be front of mind for me as i continue my own web accessibility journey with g-w. best wishes, girl wonderlost

this website is cool, i found it from "absurdism world", i didnt grow up in this era that made websites but looking back on them and seeing some still get updated and cared for to this day fills me with a certain emotion i cant really name, like almost nostalgic but certainly positive, sonder? ehhhh something like that but anyways this website is cool and i hope you continue to love and care for it because i will 100% explore it again one day like I have now

*le sigh*

Found your comment in another guestbook and thought your site was sick! I am also doing a song of the week - excited to see what song you pick next!

yall people are cool and i want more people like this i already love this

Wow, I love this place so far! Will be taking notes for improvements to my own site. The welcoming was a bit rude, but I'm glad I don't have a mortal form to hold me back anymore.

I'm loving the redesign. Thanks for making new cool stuff. - A Kiwi

Hey, U.A., you've got a sweet website here. Really takes me back to the good ol' internet days. You rock, gurl.

I'll always love you sis "Drop me and watch me fade into the dark Yes i know it would make you feel ill Scream to the threshold but don't take a step You might miss your ordinary world Wriggle and writhe Let me be blithe I fucking love dirt"

Hi Yue, you've very cool and I've been extremely happy watching you grow, find yourself, and escape your hell and become reborn as who you were always meant to be. Have fun, you are loved too <3

"it was evening now, and a light frost, crisping the fallen leaves, hardening earth and moss. and still no cave, no shelter. before, she had not cared. she had snuggled in with the bears, in the fern litter of the foxes' den or warm between two reindeer calves. but now the forest seemed empty."

lying in the one sun patch in my house, I love sites like this,,, a little puzzle or adventure. I'm sure i'll pop back in later