I’ve been using Micro.blog solidly for about six weeks now, and it’s fair to say I’m hooked.
I love the simplicity, the lack of overwhelming options and set-up requirements and how it just gets out of my way when I want to write and share something. I’ve lost count of the …
I have two business trips in Dublin scheduled for September and October and I can’t wait.
I used to get home basically every month - but COVID put an end to that. Now nearly all my work is remote. It’ll be nice to get back and, hopefully, catch up with some friends.
Thankfully, I’m in the British Airways lounge, so I can charge my devices, grab a cold drink and have a snack while I’m waiting. Bearing in mind how little sleep I got last night, I could really do without this extra hour of hanging around.
Saying goodbye to some of the neighbours before I fly back to London this evening. ✈️
It’s been a lovely long weekend, but as with all trips up here to see family, I ate and drank far too much. So I’m more than ready for a bit of self-control, a bit more sleep, and saying …
And there we have it: the reason I don’t watch horror films that much any more.
A ton of anxiety-filled nightmares, followed by several hours of insomnia. Having tried all the usual tricks, I’m just lying here, reading and cursing past me for pressing play on Netflix earlier.
Enjoyed a lovely evening at my sister’s place to celebrate. Blessed with some very welcome evening sunshine too.
Saturday, July 15, 2023
Enjoying my coffee in bed, while catching up on the news.
As ever, when visiting my mum, I slept like a baby. In no small part due to the peace and quiet here in rural Fife. No screaming police sirens, no car horns blaring, no party boats floating down the Thames.
It’ll be quite a shock to the …
So it looks like the public betas of the new Apple operating systems are now available.
And while I’m super interested in seeing what’s new in iOS17, iPadOS17 and watchOS17 in particular - I’m not really prepared to take a gamble with my core devices.
Especially as I’m about …
I accompanied my friend to his doctoral graduation ceremony yesterday.
It was infectiously positive and joyful. Lots of applause for the grads, lots of hugs, smiles and even a few tears. It’s 11 years since I was ‘doctored’ but it all came back to me in a flash.
Up since 5:15am this morning, to head down to Brighton. Ran two workshops back-to-back and then came straight back up to London. Somehow managed to walk 11,000 steps before 3pm.
This evening will be a very quite one, with some catching up on TV shows, a simple dinner and an early night.
Evernote became one of the first popular note-taking apps when it launched in 2008, but has struggled since the mid-2010s as other, similar apps began to steal some of its thunder and the company has found itself bogged down in messes of its own making.
I remember a time when I relied on Evernote for virtually everything.
Had a very early start to do some more preparation before this morning’s workshop at 10am. Coffee is my best friend this morning. Very much looking forward to finishing up at 12pm.
I had a conversation with someone yesterday and it’s still ringing in my ears. We shared that we both, over time, had fallen a little out of love with London.
I’ve lived here for over 23 years now - and bear in mind the plan was to come here for a single year, to complete my MSc in psychology. Then …