📰 Read : Why do so many professional, middle-class Brits insist they’re working class?

Testing omnibear from my browser (having cloned the git repository and built from source – get me!)

@Ramsay66943794 WRRROOOooooonnng! Do it again!

📷 : A (slightly) snowy morning in Brussels

🎥 Watched : The Bourne Supremacy

22:40. Bedtime at 1am. Too late for a cup of tea?

📷 : A foggy night in Brussels

a dark street scarcely illuminated by an led streetlamp and the rear red light of a car

I'm not saying that David Bowie was holding the fabric of the universe together, but *gestures broadly at everything*

— Katie Loewy 👻 (@SweetestCyanide) July 12, 2016

Unfortunately, an evergreen tweet

Rue Guillaume Stocq

Photo from Saturday’s constitutional walk around Ixelles – down to Place Flagey, up the hill to Fernand Cocq then a quick about turn and a bus home.

This photo is from a wee corner of the commune just off Rue Guillaume Stocq. I’m a big fan of all the bunting tied to the central tree.

📰 : Pluralistic: 09 Jan 2021 – Censorship, Parler and antitrust

Interesting piece on where we are with platform plurality, implications on free-speech and some hints on a better direction.

Photo of Glasgow from Cathkin Braes

Wow! Absolute cracker of a photo

Incredibly clear view overlooking Glasgow yesterday from Cathkin Braes for @heraldscotland @Glasgow_Times @ScotNational #Glasgow #BenLomond #StormHour #WINTER #snow #landscape #canon pic.twitter.com/f7FVpMWQWX

— colin mearns (@MearnsColin) January 9, 2021

Tressym (5e Creature)

I encountered this wee lad during a D&D session last night and now I want one.

🎵 : Stardew Valley Piano Collections

This is the chilled-out vibe I’ve been looking for this evening.

📺 : National Theatre of Scotland – How to Film with a Phone

A great wee guide for getting started on filming short videos on your phone.

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Taking a nap after 5pm is probably a really bad idea, right?

📖 Read : The Secret Commonwealth (The Book of Dust #2) by Philip Pullman

Generally enjoyable, though think I’m finding it difficult to concentrate on a fantastical book right now because real-world events are so all encompassing.

I enjoyed this book more for the world and the characters rather than the actual plot or the execution.

I think I’ll switch to reading non-fiction for at least the next book I read and maybe more.

🎥 Watched : Paddington 2 (2017)

Again, completely and utterly delightful. I definitely didn’t have a tear in my eye at the end.