This POAP is a small gift to friends and family in recognition of my 54th Birthday. This token is directly distributed via claim code to each recipient. The design was created with AI and features a Formula 1 inspired race scene. This year I re-discovered F1 after nearly two decades of not paying much attention. Tyler and I have both enjoyed watching the races! 🏁 Related POAPs: - 50th Birthday → https://poap.gallery/event/20896 - 51st Birthday → https://poap.gallery/event/95194 - 52nd Birthday → https://poap.gallery/event/166479 - 53rd Birthday → https://poap.gallery/drops/183305

This POAP is for bloggers who participated in the IndieWeb Carnival [1] in April 2025 hosted by Jamie Thingelstad. The topic for the month was "Renewal" [2] to be interpreted in whatever way the author found interesting. The POAP was distributed directly via email to each author. The Roundup [3] has links to all the submitted posts. [1]: https://indieweb.org/IndieWeb_Carnival [2]: https://www.thingelstad.com/2025/03/27/renewal-indieweb-carnival.html [3]: https://www.thingelstad.com/2025/04/30/renewal-indieweb-carnival-roundup.html

This POAP is my gift to friends and family celebrating my 53rd Birthday. This token is directly distributed via claim code to each recipient. The design was created with AI and features a winter scene with a wood fired sauna and outdoor spa! Related POAPs: - 50th Birthday → https://poap.gallery/event/20896 - 51st Birthday → https://poap.gallery/event/95194 - 52nd Birthday → https://poap.gallery/event/166479

This is a special token to commemorate the Seven Year Anniversary of the Weekly Thing by Jamie Thingelstad, established in 2017. This token is for subscribers of the Weekly Thing as of May 13th, 2024 and was distributed directly via claim codes in Weekly Thing 288. The art for this POAP was created by Daniel Sheldon (danielsheldon.eth) who I discovered via NiftyInk. Daniel found inspiration in the content of the Weekly Thing including travel, art, crypto, markets, theater, and tech. There is a peeled lemon as a memento mori, a reminder of impermanence. The quill represents knowledge and the sharing thereof. The layers that make up the background are made of photos of major tech hub cities like Tokyo and New York with filters and effects and an overlay in the shape of The Son of Man by Magritte, which was meant to be a silhouette and more about outward looking but also self-reflection. The Treachery of Images on the table (this is not a pipe) also by Magritte which is about NFTs and crypto, things not being what you think they are but also being so much more because of the power of ideas. https://weekly.thingelstad.com https://www.thingelstad.com https://danielsheldon.co.za https://nifty.ink/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Son_of_Man https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Treachery_of_Images https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/René_Magritte Five Year POAP: https://collectors.poap.xyz/drop/44270 Six Year POAP: https://collectors.poap.xyz/drop/126001

This POAP is my gift to anyone joining in celebrating my 52nd Birthday. This token is directly distributed via claim code to each recipient. The design was created by @harchy33 via POAPathon! Also see - 51st Birthday: https://poap.gallery/event/95194 - 50th Birthday: https://poap.gallery/event/20896

This POAP was given directly via claim code to Weekly Thing subscribers that took part in the launch of the Weekly Thing Forum in September 2023.

Distributed directly to people that visited the Things 4 Good 2022 Fall Fundraiser and Open House hosted by the Thingelstad family. Offering Wicky Thing Candles, Jiggy Thing Puzzles, and Sweet Thing Honey this year — all handmade products from us. All proceeds of the sale go to support charitable causes. POAP image via Poapathon. Full size version of image on IPFS at QmNfDyqkWbLrrjDzzUWtkwpArbpEWP8DYMn7PpuEBVCBnx. Claim codes distributed in person directly to each recipient.

Join me in celebrating my Half Century Birthday, turning the big FIVE-OH! This POAP is being issued so friends and family can participate in the big day with me, and commemorate this personal milestone. The POAP design was created by @diablo_verde via a POAPathan "bounty" with 16 different designers participating. POAP image also on IPFS CID QmVJuzRHJiRyws6hhocSyqQpdmoKLoVd1j7SCBsD4HHrbp.