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Impersonating a statue in the hope the gecko will come back. 🐱

A black and white cat sitting upright on top of a metal storage rack and looking intently at the ceiling.
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A walk across the bridge and the horizon glowing as the sun sets. A nice way to wind out the day yesterday.

A view looking along a river, tall city buildings on the right bank and lower buildings on the left. The setting sun has the horizon a warm yellow orange colour.
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No need to panic, I’ve been here inside the chair the whole time. 🐱

The face of a black and white cat looking out from inside the base of a grey padded chair. The base of the chair is hanging down as the cat has torn a hole to get inside. There’s a large pink cushion to the right.
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In retrospect, a recycling bin with an easy to open lid may not have been the best idea. 🐱

A light grey bin about 40cm high with a rectangular flap as the lid. The flap is open and a black and white cat is looking out from inside the bin.
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I just need a few people (20,000) to get together and chip in a few dollars each and I’d have a brilliant Christmas present in the shape of a Starfleet Communicator from Star Trek: The Original series, courtesy of this memorabilia auction. 🖖🏻

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Two of my favourite things, cats and Star Trek. 🐱🖖🏻

A lapel badge pinned on a cream coloured jacket. The badge is Spock from Star Trek wearing his blue uniform shirt and holding a black cat.

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My Malvern Star Moscow 80 racer sat under water for three days during the 2022 Brisbane floods. I gave it a good clean down at the time but haven’t touched it since. Pulled it out today to assess it and plan a restoration project. I’ve had it for 43yrs and would like to take it for a cycle again.

An old faded light blue bike standing upright on cement. The words “Malvern Star” and “Moscow 80” are visible in yellow lettering on the frame.
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This Lego Star Trek Voyager intro is brilliant. The creativity is a joy to see. 🖖🏻

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Looking at photos from a 2008 visit to the British Museum. Wild to think how the Rosetta Stone was already 1600yrs old when it was dumped as rubble in fortifications in the late 1400s, which led to its accidental discovery 300 years later and unlocking the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic language.

A large black stone with a smooth front surface but rough edges where it’s been broken. There are three different languages carved on the stone. It’s inside a glass case and the reflections of people viewing it are visible in the glass.
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Spring Saturday afternoon vibe check.

21°c and sunny ✅

Sailing on the river ✅

A river with small sailboats spread out. A clear blue sky visible above the far bank.