Said it a lot recently, but there's a really good feeling around #SAFC at the moment.

Fans and players' connection seems as strong as it did during the Quinn/SKP days, and you feel we can beat anybody, but if we don't, it won't be for lack of effort. Loving it.

This is the most-read piece on @theatlantic.com. It should be the most-read piece. You should all read it, even though it may make you sad. Here’s a gift link so you can read it.

www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...

I know it's a sales pitch, but this is still an odd framing. The BBC writes about a lot of stuff. Are you saying they don't do good journalism?

I just found an article on Central Bylines about the Nottingham Goose Fair.

Picking one article is hardly representative.

According to Korean constitutional law, if martial law is declared in a state of non-war, the National Assembly can vote to make the president stand it down. The National Assembly is gathering now.

We are just now getting footage of inside the National Assembly.

This really hit the global mark for me. Watching countries scramble now to protect themselves from what 🍑 is going to do is surreal. How do we make it through this?

I think, for me, one of the reasons I’ve been hanging on to Twitter is to follow the progress of #safc especially on match days. It will be a good test to see if I can get that from this app. Then I can bury the blue bird or black X or whatever it is, for good.