This is a lovely piece of artistic graffiti, but it’s the “official” notice next to it that really makes it.

A stencil artwork depicts a child holding strings attached to golden, balloon-shaped outlines on a dark background.A notice forbids tampering with artwork, mentions verification processes, and reminds the public not to deface property. It is clearly satire.

Rule for life.

A neon sign reads "but first coffee," illuminated in white and blue. It’s in Clubhouse Coffee, Shoreham by Sea.

ChatGPT has remade me in Studio Ghibli style:

Adam Tinworth on a boardwalk in wetlands, rendered in Studio Ghibli style.

Bit on the nose…

(From a recent issue of the Avengers Academy digital comic.)

A person reacts with concern, anticipating a podcast from a “nazi sound guy”, in a vivid comic-style scene with energetic action lines and dialogue bubbles.

I did my paternal duty and produced a stack of pancakes for my offspring to celebrate Shrove Tuesday.

A plate of pancakes with an unusual pattern resembling a face formed on the top surface.

Making space elf Fire Dragons with my youngest in the Warhammer store.

A detailed miniature figure of a futuristic armored soldier holding a weapon and wearing a helmet with an elongated crest is being assembled.A child is engaged in assembling a Warhammer 40k miniature at a table, in a Warhammer shop.

That is… not a small number.

A screenshot of a Ghost publishing screen saying that this was the 5,400th post published on the site.

Terrible Tudors time from Horrible Histories at the Worthing Pavillion with my youngest.

A crowd of people is gathered in front of a stage set for a "Horrible Histories: Terrible Tudors" performance.

It’s always encouraging seeing new banks of EV chargers popping up. Today, it was my first spot of chargers on a National Trust property: Nymans.

A charging station is situated along a pathway with parked cars and a person walking in the background.A row of electric cars is parked at a charging station beside a white building.

I sometimes find it depressing how rarely I actually see people in their gardens.

A collection of small sheds and structures is surrounded by overgrown vegetation in a wooded area.

Laptop stickers state of play, Feb 2025. My somewhat venerable M1 MacBook Pro this morning.

A laptop is decorated with various colorful stickers, including logos, designs, and images from events and brands.

Late evening in Brighton station.

A train station platform is illuminated at night, featuring trains parked along the tracks under a large arched roof.

Please don’t ruin it, Apple.

A person wearing reflective sunglasses and colorful lighting is featured in an Apple-themed announcement for Photomator joining Apple.

What a difference an hour makes.

7.30am:

Leafless branches frame a serene landscape with a pastel-colored sky, distant hills, and a grassy area.

8.30am:

Bare tree branches frame a pastoral landscape with grass, distant trees, and hills under a cloudy sky.

At the station a bit early for my train, so enjoying a quite moment before I head to the smoke.

A cup of coffee, a knitted hat, and a vase with red flowers are arranged on a table by a window overlooking a station car park.

Bluesky’s passed the 30m user mark.

A display shows the Bluesky user count as 30,035,623.

At the theatre, daaaahling.

A theatre stage with a vibrant red curtain is viewed from the audience, where people are seated and interacting.

Pub dinner with my daughters before a school performance.

Monday night really is a dead night for the hospitality business.

A cozy pub interior features string lights, arched windows, and a mix of tables and booths.

This week’s swimming lessons inspiration.

A quote on a whiteboard reads, "It's not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves" by Sir Edmund Hillary, accompanied by a simple drawing above it.

Sunrise up on the Downs.

A scenic sunrise casts a colorful glow over a landscape with silhouetted trees and a grassy field.