I asked an academic friend living in South Korea his take on the martial law debacle, this is what he said…1/2

And the Pole decorator who found the suitcase of money in the wall, well good luck to him. The scheming mean daughter who made the last days of her mums life a misery didn’t deserve it! That’s my review. There’s more where that came from. It was quite watchable ***2/2

Binge watched the series called Capital, promising but ultimately weak plot twist on who the protagonist was who’d been sending weird messages to people living on one road in an affluent part of London. Banker dad who didn’t get his bonus needed to get rid of that horrible money grabbing wife…1/2

Ticks are a terrible discussion point, but yesterday I discovered a tick nest in my house. Panic, overwhelm and proper horror swamped my psyche. The dog ran away, the pest control man came, I’m now £150 pounds poorer, my house smells like burned car tires. My dog is back. Happy Monday!

I’m a proud millionaire, so I’ve just been informed by DM. No need to send begging letters, y’all can have it all. I’ll let you know when I’ll be throwing that stuffed suitcase in the air! Follow me to stay posted 🍾

My daughter just graduated with a First in fine Art, great moment🎉🎉

Sommelier fail of hilarious proportions

These are the only books I managed to salvage when I left HK apart from a smattering of Harold Pinter plays and few books of poetry dotted about, lashed on top of a fridge. Sacrilege! What’s most annoying is that I seem to have misplaced Cathay by Ezra Pound. Its absence torments me!

Mike inspiring the next generation 🤣

Just finished watching this harrowing series. Very well done and excellent performance by Anna Maxwell Martin.

Well I must say, I can feel a fresh arctic breeze on the horizon… just tuning into the shipping forecast… Mayday! Mayday! Crackle.

This cartoon feels very of the moment. Except it was done in 2017 for the New Yorker by Will McPhail. We’ve been headed this way for some time….