He proposed different ways of viewing the data elements and relationships in texts - here’s his Hamlet graph based on who is saying what to whom. His book “Graphs Maps Trees” might be of interest but we could also just talk over coffee to see if it would be useful.

I made post walk breakfast with leftovers: halloumi, salumi, tomatoes, plus some onions, shallots, and eggs because I’m not a total barbarian.

This guy is only a little famous but he’s certainly helped me to realise what a good life can look like. This is Arland D. Williams Jr. I have other people I could put here for humour but I put him here for honour.

Hey, social media, here my dinner. Pesto made with basil from my garden!

I’m not new but here is my #proofofcat. This is Nina. She wants to know where her food is, why aren’t you cuddling her, and where her food is.

Skillet breakfast in the Adelaide Central Market

Somewhere, out there, is a pie floater with your name on it. Tagging @scalzi.com so he can see the pinnacle of culinary villainy.