Still works for me, Macbook Pro, Word 365.
Another awesome aurora down here in southern Lutruwita Tasmania. Huge beams and pulses of light across the sky.
And that their kids have joined the recorder group at school.
And while I'm on a roll, who thought it was a great idea to have TVs in a shared room without headphones? She got little sleep last night because of TV noise going on super-late. I hope when her roommate gets home, her neighbours are doing a massive spring clean-up with All The Gardening Machines.
I would not be walking around out there.
FFS people, when you visit someone in hospital, remember the person sharing the room might be, y'know, sick! No need to shout! Just phoned my stepmum and could hardly hear her for the partying around the next bed.
You've read it already? I dread it, but look forward to it.
I saw that "why aren't the youths reading?" Atlantic article re-shared 8 gazillion times in the last week. Here's a response from the English teacher interviewed in the article: "The Atlantic Did Me Dirty." cmsthomas.substack.com/p/the-atlant...
Early this summer I was interviewed by Rose Horowitch, an editor for The Atlantic. She told me that she had heard from a university professor that incoming students were struggling to keep up with the...
Listening to my husband tell our visiting adult daughter he loves her. (As soon as she arrives): 'I bought these wraps, here, and here are some avocados, and there's hummus in the door there.' (Next day, when he comes indoors): 'Have you had breakfast? Tonight we can have mapo tofu.'
There was a time when the plot in some British series seemed to be entirely propelled by mealtimes. People sitting down to a full English breakfast with runny eggs and god-knows-what and then *talking*! The horror.