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  • Two Names of Everything

    I’ve decided that internet SEO has pickled my brain, because I’ve also decided I prefer the way products are named online.

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  • Cinematic Moments

    Cinematic Moments

    My mate Andy and I finally got our lives together enough to get a game of Kill Team in this week. The first of…

  • 200+ Weeks in a Row

    200+ Weeks in a Row

    I’ve now been writing these things for 200+ weeks in a row. I really like the weeknotes format, I think it works really well…

  • Tend Soil

    Tend Soil

    I don’t usually feel like a new year is any different, a change of date does not change the conditions that have been carried…

  • Damn It

    Damn It

    I’m having one of those days where you find out your parker jotter went though the washing machine with all the white bedding.

  • Day Off

    Day Off

    The London wall far more-so than the Barbican is roe me the most ‘retro future’ looking building in the City of London.

  • Slow And Sad

    Slow And Sad

    Playing slow and sad means there is no a lot of room to hide when you play a wrong note.

  • Leaning The Room

    Leaning The Room

    I’m writing this from a house that is feeling very sorry for itself.

  • Mostly Inside

    Mostly Inside

    Today I went up into town from Streatham to meet some folks in Covent Garden for breakfast/brunch.

  • Stage or a Clock?

    Stage or a Clock?

    I touched on productivity anxiety during my podcast this week. It’s something that’s been bothering me a lot this year, especially in the weeks…

  • ‘Lost Year’ Syndrome

    ‘Lost Year’ Syndrome

    Sun comes up, sun goes down, the year turns, the date changes and the clock keeps ticking. I can’t belive that its the 7th…

  • First Full Game of Kill Team

    First Full Game of Kill Team

    The first turn of our first game went by.. slowly

  • Checking Out

    Checking Out

    Since getting back from holiday I realise that I am now in a transition period. I had such a nice time being *away* the…

  • Wrapping Up

    Wrapping Up

    I’ve been messing about with Unreal Engine for a while. But I’ve been running into my gaming laptop stuttering and hanging unexpectedly and VR…

  • Sorting

    Sorting

    According to Saint Kondo, her method for tackling kimono (junk) – is to sort by category/type. I finally addressed all my boxes of cables.

  • General Seminar

    General Seminar

    I’m going to be a special guest at Near Future Lab’s General Seminar No9 on Synthetic Media/Synthetic Brands along with Katie Dreke on Wednesday…

  • Fear City x

    Fear City x

    It was the Surbiton summer fete this weekend, conveniently right outside our flat. We were really lucky with the weather.

  • I Probably Need A Stamp Card

    I Probably Need A Stamp Card

    I was joking with the endoscopist as she saw me before, back in 2019 that they should have a stamp card program for regulars.

  • Noticing the Little Things

    Noticing the Little Things

    It’s not that we are living in end of empire times. It’s that things are now in fact ending.

  • Kill Time

    Kill Time

    I’m really excited about the new version of Kill Team.

  • Mark’s IE6 Metaverse

    Mark’s IE6 Metaverse

    I can’t belive Facebook showed off the wonders of VR by using a bland cartoon meeting room. Utterly ridiculous. The IE6 of the Metaverse.

  • Summer Chalk 2021

    Summer Chalk 2021

    I went back to the chalk for 5 nights for my dads Birthday this week. It was good.

  • This Speaks for Itself

    This Speaks for Itself

    I had mentally prepared a whole rant about how we’re all doomed, DOOMED.

  • Yeah, That Badge I Wear

    Yeah, That Badge I Wear

    Further to yesterdays podcast on the “Friend to All Nations” tragedy. I’ve been shelpping a bag of assorted 1″ buttons from a gig 13…

  • Birthday!

    Another spin around the sun. Another year older and uglier. Cannot wait to leave this 12th house year

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