Thank you past Maire for being a big neuro nerd, helpful for my first job!

My #booksky this week is Butter by Asako Yuzuki- an interesting choice for someone who's been plant based since 2015! The very graphic descriptions of food haven't given me bloodlust yet... First impression was pretty easy reading, but increasingly there are feminist undertones: always welcome here!

Deutsches Technikmuseum, Berlin. Making a beeline for the plane and computer exhibitions 🤩

My second #booksky is a holiday edition and is Caledonian Road by Andrew O'Hagan. Mayflies was great and a nice window into a lifelong male friendship, prompting me to try this. At first the characters seemed caricature-like, lacking nuance but as the plot thickens it's growing on me.

Seen in Hamburg

#climbsky do you copy? My challenge to myself is to make a little #boulderoftheweek vid when possible and keep it going through FY1. If I could prescribe climbing as a public mental and physical health strategy I would. This #fail was so close yet so far, I blame 30 degrees. #docsonblocs

10 years, 3 degrees, a husband, and a child later. You can call me Dr Dr 😋 that pint was so needed after a ceremony in 33 degree heat

My first #booksky is my latest read: Orbital by Samantha Harvey. One of the best of the past couple of years. It's like a painting with the English language as the medium. Truly uplifting and captures so much of the human experience. Similar recs very welcome #orbital #samanthaharvey

Engaged in a sportier kind of geekery this afternoon in the exercise physiology lab as a study participant. Despite gaining a few kgs over exam period my VO2 max is higher 🫀🫁💪🏼

My toddler has no interest in her books today and opted for these as light bedtime reading