Week 20/2026: Dusk
Week of 11 May 2026 This week I’ve been making photos of the dusk skies. This post is wholly researched and written by me. I do not use AI in my writing. I will always bring you my stories in my real human voice. Dusk skies It’s a lovely...
Week 18/2026: Gluten
Week of 27 April 2026 This was week 1 of my nutritionst-recommended food tolerance trial. This post is wholly researched and written by me. I do not use AI in my writing. I will always bring you my stories in my real human voice. The problem with gluten I...
Week 17/2026: Book crawling
Week of 20 April 2026 This week I took part in the Global Book Crawl, a crawl around the bookshops of Hobart. Fun! This post is wholly researched and written by me. I do not use AI in my writing. I will always bring you my stories in my...
Week 15/2026: Bizarrerie
Week of 6 April 2026 The start of the week was three days off work, thanks to public holidays and an extra day’s leave. It was very hard to go back to work on Thursday! This post is wholly researched and written by me. I do not use AI...
Week 12/2026: Semaphore & Juliet
Week of 16 March 2026 Another late post! So much going on . . . This post is wholly researched and written by me. I do not use AI in my writing. I will always bring you my stories in my real human voice. Semaphore & Juliet Semaphore Score...
Week 07/2026: Pride!
Week of 9 February 2026 After the Pride flag raising two weeks ago, this Saturday (14th) was the annual Pride Parade in Hobart. As we’ve done the past few years, my workplace registered a group to take part. This post is wholly researched and written by me. I do...
Week 06/2025: World wetlands day
Week of 2 February 2026 World Wetlands Day was on 2 February. Wetlands, according to the definition on the official site, are land areas that are saturated or flooded with water either permanently or seasonally. They include inland wetlands such as marshes, lakes and swamps, coastal wetlands such as...
Week 05/2026: January 26
Week of 26 January 2026 Monday was a public holiday in Australia. It’s been a national public holiday since 1994. I’m grateful that my workplace recognises that this is a date that causes pain to many First Nations people and allows us to substitute this public holiday for another...
Week 04/2026 Not finishing
Week of 19 January 2026 I’ve been reading Meditations for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand Weeks, a book I’ve written about at length on here. I bought this book when it was first published (I was going to write ‘last year’ but it was 2024), and...
Week 03/2026: Morning walks
Week of 12 January 2025 This was my first full week back at work. I was in the office four days out of five this week, which was exhausting. This post is wholly researched and written by me. I do not use AI in my writing. I will always...