Returned with a proper camera after watering the allotment. I love ducks.

Walked the dog again this morning, but brought my camera because last time there was tonnes of wildlife around

Beto wanted some photos of a hand opening for use in a design. They're super simple but I really like how they look.

Charlotte's growing some seeds in our bedroom window, and one of her courgettes got a seed casing stuck on its leaves. I was hoping it would make a cool timelapse and I was not disappointed.

A pleasant Sunday.

Today I feel for anyone who doesn't have a garden. I can't imagine self-isolating without any safe outside space.

I've been waiting for this set for so long.

I keep all the backing cards for my pins. I don't know why; it's not like I ever get them out and study them.

We get seagulls in the garden a lot, stamping to drum up worms. Sneaky little devils, but you can't argue with its efficacy.

I was too busy focussing on not messing up the build to take photos whilst I was working

Never been to Brighton Mosque Pavilion before but I've always had a morbid curiosity about it

It's not a secret; I love keyboards. I love building them, I love talking about them, I love programming them

Sometimes I just see a thing and it's a photo. I scared a guy, taking this photo

Jumped off the bus on my way into the office this morning as the sea was going crazy over the marina walls

We had to have Amelie put to sleep today. One of the most brutally difficult things we've ever had to decide to do, made even worse by the fact that she seemed fine a month or so ago.

I love pens. Any stationery, really. What I really want is a Tactile Turn in copper, but I've yet to find a G2 refill I like

I usually don't stop for anything when I'm cycling home, but I don't think I've ever seen this before.

We were going to go to Brighton Pavilion's annual open day but the queues were ridiculous and I didn't want to spend my entire Sunday hanging out with the pigeons

I have been using Kailh Box Blacks on my UT47.2 but I don't like them. I don't hate them but I can do better. They have a very heavy actuation and they're clicky for a silent linear.

It's become a tradition for us to walk to Saltdean on Christmas day to take some bags to the charity dropoff.