Somebody will be very sad about losing this chap.

A lost toy mouse.

Found a lovely place for breakfast in the port yesterday morning.

The Port Kitchen in Shoreham Port.

A wet but enjoyable bike ride with the offspring this afternoon.

Taking a break on a bike ride at the Pollinator Cafe in Shoreham by Sea.

The worst part of coming back from a good holiday.

My unread emails after a 10 day hoilday.

Aaaaaaar!

A life size model pirate in La Flotte, France.

Oh.

Ugh. New inner needed at the very least.

A screw embedded deep in my tyre.

Breakfast with the scrap, now the schools are on holiday.

A girl eating poached eggs on toast. A breakfast bagel at Laughing Dog, Worthing.

This morning I shall mainly be monitoring streaming bandwidth.

Restream.io analytics on an iPad Pro in church.

First day of the school summer holiday, obviously.

A rainy Sussex afternoon.

A happy transatlantic delivery.

Micro.blog and micro camp stickers

There’s a takeaway near us that looks like it went out of business years ago. But no, it’s still open and trading.

I wouldn’t eat there.

The rundown front of a Chinese takeaway. A dishevelled front door of a takeaway.

Finally got to spend some time writing in my favourite coffee shop this afternoon.

Working on an iPad Pro in Tom Foolery Coffee Company.

Just did the emergency security update on my Mastodon instance (to v4.1.3), and still have most of this cup of coffee left.

That was much easier than I was expecting.

Utterly brazen.

A seagull on a tombstone.

Winning at Wordle…

Wordle stats showing a streak of 175.

Found a nice coffee shop to while away the hours while my daughters are on a Guides and Brownies cinema trip: The Laughing Dog.

The Worthing Laughing DogTables and goods for sale at Laughing Dog, Worthing. Comfy cushions.

Beauty right by the front door.

Margarita roses in bloom

When Zuck says that the Apple Vision Pro isn’t the vision of the future of computing he wants, all I can think about is this photo:

The Zuck Borg.

Dragonflies at Woods Mill.

Two dragonflies in the Sussex woods.