Should your bookshelves reflect the person you are now, or should they encapsulate all the versions of you from earlier in your life?

Is it even social media if you don’t occasionally post photos of your lunch?

A plate of salad with fresh lettuce and tomato slices is served alongside a portion of meat wrapped around a boiled egg.

Not something you see every day in Shoreham…

The Sussex Spider-Man on a telephone box

I much prefer the feel of matt dust jackets when reading a hardback book to glossy ones.

A book cover features the word Nature with an illustration of a black bird flying in front of an orange sun and a landscape with trees and mountains.

John Naughton’s review of An Ugly Truth, a new book about Facebook, makes it sound like essential reading. Next on my list after I’ve finished Charles Arthur’s Social Warming.

How can you not?

A colorful mural of a cat shooting rainbow beams from its eyes above the text I ♥ SHOREHAM is painted on a vibrant yellow and pink wall.

The absence of iPadOS 14.7 from last night’s round of updates is curious…

Evening on the Adur.

Two kayakers paddle on a calm body of water with a golden sunset reflecting on the surface and silhouetted buildings in the background.

Schmigadoon! is an intensely joyful slice of TV.

Beach flora.

Flowers growing in the shingle on Shoreham Beach.