We finished Ted Lasso. It got even better.

Continuing the joy of multiple Englisehes. The blog separated by a common language has some fantastic articles…if you like that sort of thing. Which I do. If you don’t, look away.

After @joshuapsteele ’s recent post I’d like to know

  • What Americanisms British people like.
  • What Britishism Americans like. …and any other regonial variations of English (I.e. Aussieisms or …Kiwiisms?)

We’re half way through Ted Lasso and I have a feeling that it is the perfect anti-2020 series. In a year when everyone thinks the worst of people, Tedd’s optimism is perfect.

Me: here’s a link to a Google doc with the changes as we did last time. Them: I will not open it and you must send me an excel file version via email because last time you didn’t give me edit access. Me: I did, (and I even sent it in the doc we used before so you definitely do) but here’s the doc so you have no excuse not to start now. Them: I have some questions so I’ve uploaded the file as a Google doc. Me: 😡

📖 Finished reading: How to Take Smart Notes: One Simple Technique to Boost Writing, Learning and Thinking - for Students, Academics and Nonfiction Book Writers

The path to collect my daughter today.

Advent starts today…So I’ve christmas-afied my avatar. Ho ho ho.

I just published the last edition of learn create share for the year. I’m taking a little break but it will be back next year.

Thought I saw a stray full stop in some text. I went to delete it and then realised…it was dust on my screen.