In honour of the great work of Antony GREEN @antonygreenelec.bsky.social I made a matcha cheesecake to enjoy while sitting back watching #AusVotes outcomes.

How bizarre that there is someone out there who thought men would need their own cakes...

Yet another reviewer who clearly doesn't understand #qualitative research but feels confident enough to recommend a study be rejected because it doesn't "test" research questions and its "very small" sample.

Nobody else in the whole room during this presentation seemed to have a single reaction about this #TerribleMap. Although it was surprising that despite moving the Korean peninsula and a whole chunk of South East Asia further into the Pacific, the map DID include Aoetearoa New Zealand somehow.

Cooking three types of pizza (nem nuong, lap xuong, and prawn) for new year's eve dinner and searching for cooking instructions, I came across this very helpful manual for housewives...

Happy New Year!

I wolfed down the matcha too quickly, but here is the view.

Is it really a Hottest 100 if you're not drinking puerh and enjoying home grown jackfruit and a massive seed of durian?

If you can't decide if you're after some Bi Luxury or just browsing Bum Store, this street in Sơn La is for you.

Love them or hate them, predatory journals have a way with words. I wish all journals called my research adorable 🤩

About to fly out of Aotearoa after a meaningful visit. But before I depart, a quick snap of harakeke pointing out past the peninsula in Ōtepoti.

I've just seen another paper claiming Australia uses the term "Consumer and Community Involvement". Can we please stop this? There are a couple of documents that use this wording, but they're problematic. The terminology flattens the landscape of lived experience work.

I'm in the middle of an awesome week of research kōrero, catch ups with friends, and taking time to reflect in Ōtepoti, Aotearoa. Loving these little unfurling fronds outside my temporary office.