
Pen and ink... and disposable plastic
I practise writing morning pages as well as bullet journalling, so I write with pen and paper quite a lot. Consequently, I get through a lot of pens, or at least, I used to.
I practise writing morning pages as well as bullet journalling, so I write with pen and paper quite a lot. Consequently, I get through a lot of pens, or at least, I used to.
I comment on a provocative article by Robert Epstein, arguing that we should abandon the metaphor of brain-as-computer and consider instead brain-as-transducer.
For some reason, our culture declares the autumn equinox to be the start of autumn.
Trying a new format, here's a little vlog post about what I'm working on.
A few years ago, a friend said to me, "You're very driven by duty, aren't you?"
"Are you harvesting dandelions?" my next-door neighbour asked me, hopefully.
Just before Christmas, the UK Chancellor was widely ridiculed for saying that people who'd built up savings during the pandemic should help the economy by going on a spending spree when it ends. This week, the govenor of the Bank of England joined in Looking at the numbers, I can see where they're coming from.
Grandma's recipe for marmalade is the most ludicrously inconvenient recipe you'll ever read.
It's been almost ten years since the last time my sitting room wall was properly decorated. It's about time I got that job finished.