Day 16: new camera day! 😍
Day 15: waiting at the bus stop
Day 14: melting moments at the pavillion
Day 13: off to a party!
Day 12 part two: woah! Thick and dark and very umami, as you might expect.
Day 12: Say what? Peanut butter miso beer, courtesy of Garage Project
Day 11: wet
Day 10: Waterloo train station, Lower Hutt
Day 9: wet, cold, and miserable!
Day 8: a non-cat photo. 😅 The view from the kitchen window!
Day 7: I don’t mean to only post pictures of cats, but they don’t complain, are relatively photogenic, and regularly position themselves dorkily.
Day 6 — morning pages. Always with pencil, it feels sketchier that way.
Day 5 - whoops, weekend, and nearly forgot to post today!
Jesus saves at the BNZ bank, apparently.
Day 4: the desperation is real
Day 3–chaotic lines
Pōhutukawa in sunlight…spring is in the air even though it’s still July!
Going to try and finally get my micro.blog badge for photo posting…waiting for the school bus this morning!
Idea for a photography project: places where my cat was standing right before I tried to take his photo…
Just discovered the nicest place in the internet. Hugs!
Really enjoying Hot Stove League right now! On netflix… 📺
Is everybody else watching the Bill Orcutt Guitar Quartet courtesy of Austin Kleon’s newsletter? :)
Currently reading: Sunshine by Robin McKinley 📚 — so great so far!
Finally published a novella that I’ve been sitting on for a long time. Magic, cats, kids, old ladies, a guy named Falco and his seagull familiar, flux witches, and sorcerers on holiday in a chaotic all-ages story set in New Zealand. Free for Micro.blog besties here. No sign-ups to get it :) Enjoy!
Can anyone recommend a good online newspaper or journal that is not UK-or US-centric? (Or for that matter Australian, Canadian or Kiwi.) Am feeling a bit weary of “the guardian in my inbox every day” and want to change it up. Bonus if it includes interesting social/cultural commentary.