Penultimate day of my level 2 course, if you don't count the assessment. Which I don't. I probably should but that's a problem for Future Jasper.

The one time I don't bring a proper camera with me, the cormorants are doing a migrate and I can only capture it on my phone.

Of course it rained today. Took the dog with us to the supermarket and I walked him around whilst Charlotte and Tabitha were shopping. The light was super nice and diffuse and the sea looked a weird green colour.

Decided to take Thursday and Friday off because Tabitha's on half term. Feeling pretty guilty about it since I just had a week off but I'll make it up and no-one's waiting on me for anything.

My back hurts. Haven't played that intensely since the summer and my physical fitness is lacking. I barely have time to take one single photo outside my normal routine right now so not sure when exactly I'm supposed to hit the gym!

Back to Homestead for the evening because Tabitha's on half term. I miss going there every week - the standard is so high and I really struggle (and I am so achy!) but I can see myself improving and I love it.

Exhaustion finally caught up to me today. Crashed pretty hard in the afternoon. Felt horrible, unmotivated, moody. Ate my feelings. Hate that.

Day 2 (day 1 for me) of my BE level 2 course. Such a long day and I am terrible at group work like this. I was bad at it in school and I'm bad at it now

It was always going to be challenging, following a week of relaxing and taking pictures with a week of work.

Spent the week in the German countryside, eating too many pretzels (is there such a thing?), drinking too much Spezi, and having a very relaxing time.

I'm sick of being annoyed that I'm not taking pictures any more, so I'm doing this again.

Last night the F1 Fwiends went on a field trip to the World's End in Brighton to play their raceway.

If you're wondering why Bambu Lab chose to finally lose their minds when they did, it's because I ordered one of their printers.

I'm not normally bothered by photographing a sunset. In truth they never look as good in pictures as they do in real life.

I made pizzas. I think these are my favourites I've ever made.

I've done it again. Lots of pictures from the last month.

Chris Riddell drew these 15 minute portraits for a charity in Brighton and it was such a sweet experience.

Tabitha and I went for a walk down the boardwalk in Shoreham whilst Charlotte mooched around some shops. We saw so many dogs but there's no photos of dogs here.

Some more snaps to round out the longest month in the history of the planet, draw a line under it, and do something better from now on.

A few weeks' worth of snaps.