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È presto, poco dopo pranzo, e il piccolo bazar è quasi deserto. All'interno, solo il commesso dietro la cassa e qualche cliente che si rifugia sotto l'aria condizionata, passando il tempo prima di poter finalmente andare in spiaggia. I...
We report on a meeting of the City of London Council on 21/5/26, in which the scandal of its treatment of its residents over the Golden Lane Leisure Centre deepened, and it was forced by Alder Martha Grekos to finally address removing...
Coming to the end of our holidays here in France and after a short day of walking some 13kms around Monaco, I made it back to our rental to watch Spurs battle Everton in the final Premier League match of the season. It should never have...
This is #54 in a series of month-end reflections on the state of the world, and other things that come to mind, as I walk and hike in my local community. my own photo, from a number of years ago As I … Continue reading →
Most writing and talking embraces our usual illusions on human motives.
The idea of The Numbers Game is to enter a number into the search bar of your computer and then post a selection of the photos that turn up. This week’s number is 743. Captions are on the photos. You can see more responses here. Also...
AI makes it easy to focus inwards and feel impressed with all the churn and motion and output you're producing. But your users don't care.
How the next year of blogging will go, sort of. Because I am getting a Masters' degree. YES I AM.
A quick post today about a book my friend and her partner wrote – The Propeller Man and Other Stories by Gerard Lewis and Lizzie Shannon-Little, illustrated by Alexandra Ricketts. A bit of a cheat for A Book A Day In May, because