The houses in the first tweet are in Holland.

Oracy is just as made up as numeracy.

Liz giving all us friendless weirdos hope.

I have had the Sunday Scaries since Tuesday.

Anyone for a weak pound?

I didn't realise gaming was a subject one could study.

The worst part of this interaction was as the words left my mouth, I recalled a conversation I'd had not two weeks prior, with a friend who'd made exactly the same reference to exactly the same response.
Fools seldom differ.

Check in with your colleagues this week.

If they don’t seem alright, make sure to check in again.

If they do seem alright, make to check in again too.

I remember having a conversation with a friend who had recently gone for promotion in a different sector. He said the best piece of advice he'd had was to type his notes so he could read them clearly. And yet, in teaching, we're still asking if it's okay to even bring notes.

There are several cat owners in my Torah study group and all the cats have niche Biblical names and I love it.

Miau, if you will

I suppose focusing on the 'anti-natal' would reduce the number of disadvantaged children...

'I'll meet you outside Westminster station. I'm wearing a tan raincoat'
That's not particularly helpful
'Good point, I'll look out for you, what are you wearing?'
An equally ubiquitous Barbour jacket...

If we continue having winds like these, I may have to reconsider my position on wearing trousers.

I do think something like this would have been a better solution to the COVID learning loss than the advanced information and equation sheets.

I'm so confused about the entire concept of this installation, but this line is not one I'd expected to ever read.

I understand that many regulations are written in blood, but surely to goodness there should be an element of choice. If you're willing to *checks notes* keep an eye on your kid around open windows you should be able to have windows that open.

I read an article the other day about a poll that said that people are less likely to purchase items labelled 'not for EU', and since then I've been wondering how close attention people are paying to the packaging of their food, because I hadn't even noticed.

Inspired to sort out the spice cabinet [before all the other cupboards].