I still enjoy Twitter to a degree, however I’ve found that Micro.blog is where I prefer to have conversations and post anything quick that isn’t for loungeruminator.net. With that in mind, I’ve started cross-posting from Micro.blog to Twitter. Let’s see how it goes.
We watched episode 11 (S3) of The Handmaid’s Tale on SBS On Demand last night. Wow… that was some excellent television (or content or streaming or whatever we’re supposed to call it these days). šŗ
I donāt normally have things set up this way at work, however I realised that I have three Mac keyboards at my desk. The history of decreasing travel visualised! šØš½āš»
Empty roundabout in Port Kembla
Rumination No. 49: Centring Is Overrated on Lounge Ruminator
I love Sydney but I found a satirical piece that makes a good point about the place. Read more in Rumination No. 48: Republic of Sydney on Lounge Ruminator.
I donāt have kids but I agree with this article from NPR about how to be a responsible parent in the digital age.
Remembering iBook: the ‘iMac to Go’ on Lounge Ruminator
Important update! The pudding was delicious.
Tonight we’ll be having our weekly dinner at my mum’s place and all that I can think about right now is the self-saucing chocolate pudding that we’ll be eating for dessert. It’s killing me.
The show that I easily miss watching the most would have to be Battlestar Galactica. It really has the best soundtrack of any TV show. I’ve been annoying Natasha about watching it with me for some time… we’ll see if she agrees soon. š
This ridgey-didge, ‘double-automatic’ Roache hand-dryer includes an illustrated demonstration of how to use the technology, featuring a lovingly adapted version of our national coat of arms. ‘Whatās that, Skip? Your paws are wet?ā Youāll also notice that the logo is a bizarre rip-off of Porscheās. This is Australia.
Oh, the irony…
Greek-Italian time-lapse wedding dance video…
I always feel a sense of sadness and nostalgia when I see the old, abandoned monorail stations in Sydney.
Darling Harbour, Sydney
It’s great when Natasha is on school holidays because she can meet me for lunch whilst Iām at work. It was lovely to sit together at MM Beach in Port Kembla today.
One of the benefits of being married to a primary school teacher is that she sometimes finds old Apple stuff and brings it home for me. Here are two Apple USB Keyboards from 1998 and 1999! āØļø
Mmmm… Kentucky Fried Handbags are fingerlickinā good…
Iām watching Natasha play hockey today and it is so windy that the clubhouse in which Iām standing seems like it could be blown over at any moment.
Strewth, mate… now thatās a bloody Aussie trophy cabinet. The broken shelf and dodgy doors? Sheāll be right…
I’m grateful to work with such supportive people. Still, the best thing to happen was being given a Mac. Really, macOS enables me to do so much more than Windows. Microsoft has come a long way and Office 365 is good, but the OS is still ordinary.
That state of Australian news publications is most upsetting… Rumination No. 47: Hardly Normal on Lounge Ruminator.
The different bits of International Convention Centre Sydney
Now all that I need is iPadOS and a mouse…
