This is how we do playgrounds in Wollongong… stick a palm tree through sandstone!
Natasha brought this surprise home for me today! The grip on the bottom is particularly amusing. I’ve never had copyright information on my soles before.
Pixelmator Pro is truly a great application. I’ve found it really useful at work and it has helped me in a bunch of creative tasks.
Daily Ruminations No. 8 and 9: The Sad State of TV and A Fresh Cup of #Caffeinespiration
Paco and Coco were a little bit scared of the massive storm, so we brought them inside to eat corn in bed.
I couldn’t help but post this photo. You’re looking at the room-number sign from the hotel where I stayed earlier this week. Readability was obviously paramount.
This hotel in Brisbane feels like a family resort in the early 1990s (at best). It was built and then never touched again.
I spotted an item with an interesting name on a menu at McDonald’s today: Daily Rumination No. 7: McEquine on Lounge Ruminator.
Australia has a very interesting relationship with coffee. Read more in Daily Rumination No. 6: Instant Gratification on Lounge Ruminator.
First it was soy milk, then it was avocado and now it’s light bulbs. Daily Rumination No. 5: Hipster Bulbs – Lounge Ruminator
We spent some time at Cordeaux Dam today. The weather was beautiful there but the water level is only at approximately 35 per cent. Global warming, perhaps?
I had a lot to say about hyphens in Daily Rumination No. 4: Compound Modifiers – Lounge Ruminator.
Daily Rumination No. 3: Many Thanks on Lounge Ruminator
I’ve been using the beta version of Affinity Publisher on my Mac at work and I have to say that it is excellent so far. I’ve noticed very few bugs at all and the interface is pretty easy to navigate.
Daily Rumination No. 2: Crests on Lounge Ruminator
Daily Rumination No.1: Caps on Lounge Ruminator
I love the snarky and humorous comments that appear in CARROT Weather’s Apple Watch complications (see top-left corner).
We’re very fortunate to live near (but not in) this gorgeous city).
Hearing people end their sentences with the words ‘but’ and ‘at’ will always be annoying to me.
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 Micro Monday! Make sure to follow @ChrisJWilson for consistently interesting discussions and images in your Micro.blog feed. 😄
Today was my first time ever riding a bicycle to work, since starting a new role back in my home city of Wollongong last year. It’s an unusual adjustment but I love the idea of depending less on a car and staying fit in the process.
Happy adoption birthday, Coco! ❤️⭐️❤️
Adventures in the park!