We’re very fortunate to live near (but not in) this gorgeous city).
To me, this button is an admission from Microsoft that the default ribbon in the Office Suite does not offer a clear user experience.
Ah yes… who could forget Australia’s famous NASA Batteries? They proudly powered all American shuttles with AAs from 1972-2011. 🇦🇺🛰🌎🚀🌖✨🇺🇸
Happy adoption birthday, Coco! ❤️⭐️❤️
Adventures in the park!
Someone clearly didn’t think ahead.
The United Soviet Socialist Republics of Wollongong
Being able to control playback and volume on my HomePods from my Apple Watch under `Now Playing’ is brilliant.
Natasha and I had a wonderful time roaming the streets of Port Kembla during the 2019 Wonderwalls Festival. It’s fantastic to see artists in action, revitalising an area with rich military and industrial history. The city of Wollongong has benefited so much from this annual initiative. Keep coming back! 🙂
Paco and Coco are thoroughly enjoying fresh weeds in their inverted pigloos!
These two make me extraordinarily happy when I return from work each day. They love it when I stick something on through the HomePod stereo pair and begin to chirp. 🎵🐤🐦🎶
Inside the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall
This is one of the stranger items that I have seen left on a lunch table at work.
Could this be the best day ever? Who would have thought that my ATP pin and Mac mini for work would arrive at the same time? (Thank you to my sister Jodie for the pin.)
These dodgy, old light switches almost look like little birds peering out from gaps in a building.
I love the colours that you can get with filters in Obscura.
There’s something a bit sad about making a chair in the shape of something that’s used for health and fitness, so that your rich child can sit down with her/his tablet.
The things that you spot in antique shops… here’s a gigantic map of the United States and southern Canada in German.
Depending on the angle, this is either a lovely, well-maintained and expansive lawn in front of a line of shops or a sad, little ‘parklet’.
A welcome visitor!
My wife, Natasha, was quite enthusiastic whilst collecting weeds for our guinea pigs. Fortunately, she had a 7-Eleven cup handy to collect and display the fresh garden produce before feeding it to them.
After a recent post by @burk, I couldn’t help but get a Keytron mechanical keyboard too.
Watching Rage on a Saturday morning is about the most Australian thing that one can do, even if a lot of the content is (and has long been) American. RAAAAAAAAGE!!!
On this day five years ago, I was drooling over a Mac Pro and Thunderbolt Display at the (now closed) Apple Carrousel du Louvre retail store. Ha!
Clouds over Bowral in the Southern Highlands
