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    Abandoned reading: Milk Teeth by Jessica Andrews 📚

    Just couldn’t get on with the main character. Or the repetition of certain words - not sure if that was intentional or I just became fixated on it.

    Bank Holiday fun helping a friend decorate her flat before selling. We were here 8 years ago decorating before she moved in too

    Finished reading: The Gallows Pole by Benjamin Myers 📚

    Continuing to work my way through everything Benjamin Myers writes.

    it’s a sign

    Played a pre-season friendly today - first time I’ve picked up a hockey stick in 5 months. I didn’t embarrass myself and it didn’t break me 🏑

    back to work tomorrow, head still up the coast

    First day back from holiday and it has completely run away from me. Don’t feel like I’ve stopped and yet have little to show for it 😏

    had to collect my prints before they were fully dry so we’re not eating at the table the rest of the weekend 😆

    Albion press I used today to finish my submission for the 20:20 print exchange - 2020printexchange.com/

    a puppy called Poppy

    Holiday update: I have reached the “what day is it?” stage.

    English country garden

    got a week off work and no plans. Bliss.

    I took up tag rugby this summer aged 40. It’s the most fun I’ve had playing sport in a long time, even tonight in torrential rain

    earlier this week, on the hottest day, my wife decided to make Christmas cakes 🥵

    out and about for meetings across town

    Women’s hockey QF here we go. Hoping for a miracle🤞

    While watching the kayak cross finals on BBC I realised the only thing I’ve been missing from their coverage (through watching on Discovery+) is Hazel Irvine.

    a walk before work

    Finished reading: The Red Parts by Maggie Nelson 📚

    Reading, or watching, anything related to real crimes always feels voyeuristic to me. While it is about a murder and subsequent trial, this book is more about the author whose writing is raw and honest, sometimes brutally so.

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