Of the many ways to do things with time, one of the most contentious is to waste it. But what of the other side of that contention? People dawdle for their own reasons. Some very fine reasons among them. Like taking time to enjoy the scenery; giving yourself permission to be fascinated... instead of keeping to time.
Each of those fascinations can be worth sharing as a story in its own right. Someone, somewhere, is sure to share that interest.
A collection of those interests could well be described as a cabinet of curiosities, or, when it is text and graphics, as an account of random purposes.
Projects drift here unnamed. Hover, focus (Tab), or press-and-hold one and it calms: stops drifting and sharpens into focus, staying that way for as long as you keep attending to it. Keep attending past that point and a line of description fades in. Look away and it fades and drifts off again, unclaimed. Click, tap, or press Enter while focused to send it to the Trug on the left — but that only works once it's fully in focus; clicking or tapping a still-blurred one does nothing. Reset clears everything back to drifting and blurred; Reveal all sends everything there at once.