The dawn chorus up on the downs for #InternationalDawnChorusDay

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Started reading: Fringed With Mud and Pearls by Ian Crofton 📚


One idea that I’ve been playing around with in my head is that we’re living in what I call “a fragile now”. So many of our old assumptions about the world and its direction of travel have been overturned in the last decade.

And we may be ill-equipped to truly realise it.


Y’know, it’s getting ever clearer that Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t actually know what he’s doing – and when the Meta money machine starts to dry up, that will finally become apparent to everyone.


Enjoying a morning coffee under the watchful eye of this fella.

A colorful, geometric mural on a brick wall features abstract shapes resembling a stylised alpaca and hat.

It’s breathtaking to me, how casually leadership speaks of employees being jailed. As if it’s a fact of life like taxes (though of course that’s something they try to avoid). Everyone starts calling this a “mitigation strategy”— even though the mitigation in this case is to find a “body” to be arrested.

Careless People: A story of where I used to work by Sarah Wynn-Williams 📚


Friday night link-dump, so so I can finally escape my desk:

Pre-digested weekend reading.

(Hmm. “Pre-digested” sounds worse in this context than I expected…)


Ah, a gift from Paramount to meme-wranglers everywhere.

Young Spock in a blue Star Trek uniform is making a gesture with a rainbow spanning over their head, with the word "IMAGINATION" below.

A fox snoozes the afternoon away in our back garden.

(Photo by my nine year old daughter…)

A fox is curled up and resting on a patch of green grass near some plants and a wooden fence.

Sunrise service, Easter Sunday, Shoreham Beach

A person wearing clerical attire and a stole is holding up a chalice outdoors on a rocky surface.