Read: Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout ★★★★☆ 📚
Back reading Elizabeth Strout after a couple of years break. She brings together lots of characters from different books. Olive is still my favourite. The first half of this was a bit too diffuse & simple, but somehow pulled it together so that the second half felt very much in the Olive vein.

Readers no longer see news articles from the journalists they chose to follow on Twitter as the site downranks any posts that link offsite. When they search on Google, they’re bombarded with error-ridden AI facsimiles before reaching the higher-quality underlying work. 

I enjoyed listening to the podcast version, feeling smug as a long time RSS reader. Spells out lots of new reasons for using RSS. Watching Ewan Macintosh use NetNewsWire on a train, before Wifi on trains, before smart phones, changed my digital life. I though then it might change everyone’s, maybe still will?

VHS tape in a blue sleeve with yellow text on a retro wallpaper background, next to a videotape labeled "Beatroute Arts."

Collection Box Presents…(Glasgow) Music night for Beatroute Arts with M. John Henry, Man of Moon & First Wives. Sunday, August 3 · 7:30 – 10:30pm The Double Bar. Tickets £6.13 & up all proceeds going to Beatroute Arts:

a community-led charity based in North Glasgow that offers free programmes of arts based activity to alleviate lack of free learning provision, mental and physical ill health brought about by poor living standards and social isolation.

Organised by My daughter & partner, should be relaxed and intimate evening.