Yesterday we visited Emmerdale Farm - guess we should have seen the programme before we came. Today we're going to Heriot Country - (we don't watch this one either.).
One for the people who are horrified by climate activists pretend-damaging art.
If you're upset by art not being damaged in protest against climate change, I can only imagine how furious you'll be at the actual damage to art caused by climate change.
The Rothko Chapel, which features murals by painter Mark Rothko, will close after sustaining damage during Hurricane Beryl.
I'll be there with colleague Felix* repping the Royal College of Physicians rare books and archives. *who definitely thinks of History Day as 'Katie catches up with the roughly 300 short-haired knitting archivists/librarians she knows day'.
History Day is back and celebrating its 10th year! Join us on 5 Nov 11:00 - 16:00 at Senate House to explore the library, museum, archive and special collections from around the UK. Sign up for #HistDay24buff.ly/3zyvHLE
They always attack this from a single angle - what are they doing to make workplaces more inclusive for chronically ill and disabled people? What are they doing to make Access to work easier to apply for? This is predictable and infuriating.
Alouette. And 'Sur le pont d'Avignon'. For *decades*. I only learnt the full words to the latter in the last 5 years, too, so the earworm was mostly 'dooby dooby, dooby dooby'.
Dog skellingtons with bone ears are so weird.
Really excited about our new family event at work... Minibeast Medicine: children's workshop at the Royal College of Physicians inspired by historical remedies, with live maggots and other minibeasts to see and learn from. Ages 7-11. £12 per child (adults go free). history.rcp.ac.uk/event/minibe...
