“The Israeli authorities’ decision to allow a ridiculously inadequate amount of aid into Gaza after months of an air-tight siege signals their intention to avoid the accusation of starving people in Gaza, while in fact keeping them barely surviving,” said MSF’s emergency coordinator…

A relative of the 'wild haggis' perhaps?

I am very much looking forward to delving into 'Dispatches from a Time Between Worlds' - an anthology of works from @jonathanrowson.bsky.social and colleagues.

Whilst I have read other works from some of the authors, there are others I'm encountering for the first time. Hoping for some soul food.

Poetry has become increasingly important to me. Today, I rediscovered 'Lost' by David Wagoner, whilst reading Daniel Christian Wahl's excellent 'Designing Regenerative Cultures' (Which I heartily recommend).

Perhaps the poem will resonate with you as well(?):

My older model Brompton bike is brilliant, and has certainly handled tackling off-road routes in Scotland to a degree that surprised me (in a good way).

So, I am not quite sure how I feel about the new G-Line....although perhaps I'm just in denial. What do ya reckon @davidho.bsky.social?

I mean, now you've both got me thinking of this....

Having ventured across the border from Scotland to the depths of London for the MSF UK AGM, I am left wondering if @davidho.bsky.social is in the area too 😉

I am outside the General Medical Council in Edinburgh today with colleagues, as we feel doctors who have been arrested for protesting to protect public health should not be at risk of losing their license.

Feel free to pop by The Tun to say hello @scottishgreens.bsky.social

This from @jasonhickel.bsky.social posted on the 'other place' is spot on.