šŸ“ŗ A thoughtful piece by Dan Barrett in his newsletter on how the garbage fire in the US presents an opportunity to improve the value of local Australian TV.

Apart from a blind spot in regard to Doctor Who, Dan’s newsletter is a great read and pointer to tv worth watching. You should subscribe.

šŸ“ŗ Really enjoying this new season of The Wheel of Time.

I’ve been a Doctor Who fan for as long as I can remember having started watching it in the 70s. This piece by Ben Werdmuller encapsulates the show perfectly. A longer piece but well worth the read if you’re a fan.

Because Doctor Who doesn’t promise us a perfect future — it promises us people who will fight for one. It shows us a universe where the best tool you can carry is your mind, your heart, and your ability to listen. Where change is baked into the story, and where survival requires transformation.

Nailed it.

What’s life without a bit of drama.

An enamel pin on a blue grey jacket. Pin has a black background and in white lettering says - I’ll get over it just gotta be dramatic first.

The question you have to ask yourself is did video kill the radio star. šŸŽ¶

šŸ½ļø A lovely 22°c night to sit out on the balcony and have dinner. The cat is sitting staring intently at the spot she saw a gecko two days ago.

Sending subtle messages in meetings.

An enamel badge pinned on a green and white checked shirt. The badge has a white background and in black letters says Not Today, Satan.

Just clarifying a common misunderstanding about sarcasm.

An enamel badge pinned and a dark green blazer. The badge has a yellow background and white wording which says: Sarcasm isn’t an attitude it’s an art.

There’s a small child screaming ā€œleave me aloneā€ nearby and I’ve never related to a child more. Four more days then I’m on holidays.

Sometimes I like to live on the edge and keep wiggling my toes when I see the cat sitting staring intently at them. I usually regret this. I did, in fact, regret this tonight. For 9yrs old she’s pretty fast.