Greg Crichton

My a wra omglewes mar dhigoweth.

Sense is for the senseless

Eyes: And the Ass saw the Angel
Ears: Lingua Ignota
Mouth: Anspach & Hobday London Black
Skin: wood burner
Nose: St Eval sea mist

Photo of book: XX by Rian Hughes

Just finished reading this awesome novel. Yes, it is late. Yes, I will regret that tomorrow. However, sometimes there is a point of meeting, a coalescence, where you just want to continue to the end. To find form from words.

And we thought Eternal September was an isolated incident.

Reading ergodic

I finally got to the end credits of Blue Prince which was an epic viajya of grinding and wows. It did really piss me off getting to the end as I didn't realise.... No, I won't spoil it. I had naturally formed the best layout it would allow, so many resources. I had so much to do. I want the day back

I should clarify these are typically technical/science and non-fiction. I am not a monster.

One of my habits is to have a book in my bag wherever I go walking. This means I have a tendency to aggregate a pile of 'almost finished books, but not enough pages for the next walk'. I am now finishing them before the turn of the year.
Bledhen Nowydh Da!

You don't often see books with honest image captions...

Nadelik Lowen!

I like overly verbose books.

A quiet evening with festive beer, a fire and a book from a time ago.

Hello Sir, could you tell me the way to St Austell?

F*** off you ***&!!! ***** F**** **** hole

Oh dear Kenny, I think he must be from Falmouth!!! 🤪❌⭐✅

Hwegh kans ha hwegh ha tri ugens. Jowl niver.

screenshot of Zoom update showing version 6.6.6

"Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is 666" (Revelation 13:18)

Another mention for Google. Workspace does cost a little but the free (personal) tier services are generous and if people sign up for an account to access Drive you can use shared Chat Groups, Calendars, Meet etc which all integrate with Drive so it might be a little more frictionless.

Either my phone update was magic or bugged...

Cornish clung on as living language beyond Dolly Pentreath, says writer Author of new book suggests Kernewek continued to be spoken in the 19th century, albeit in ‘tiny numbers’

"The story of the Cornish language is one of resilience, not disappearance"
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

Quite enjoying this book

ger @gemblina.bsky.social, Penn-bloodh Demedhyans Lowen!

Pub prys kyfeyth kynsa (always jam first)

Blaise Pascal martesen?

Something was after my nuts...

Omsynsi, ytho ov
- Descartes

It can behave differently in Drive or Photos or GCP. However, if you Share it with full access to another account or share with a app that can download it will preserve Exif data. It will alter the modified timestamp but preserve the created/taken date and location etc.

Choughs over Christ Church, Oxford
Paloresow a-ugh dhe Eglos Krist, Rysoghen

Screenshot showing Cornish as a language option on Bluesky

Ny wodhyen y hwrug an dowlen gweres an Gernewek.

This Digital Aquarium Concept That Turns Detox Into a Calming Ritual - Yanko Design Digital overstimulation has become the background noise of modern life. Between endless notifications, bright screens, and algorithmic feeds designed to capture attention, finding moments of genuine c...

A clever concept for digital calm. I want one.
www.yankodesign.com/2025/08/04/t...

Nick Cave - The Red Hand Files - Issue #332- Is changing your mind about things a sign of weakness? Sometimes, it feels that way. The reason I have such regard for the song ‘Tupelo’, and why we've performed it at nearly every Bad Seeds concert since it was first writt...

Tupelo reimagined from archival stills and rendered using AI. Actually, very good. Some glitches here and there but very creative. Hands (red or otherwise) seem to have the appropriate number of digits).
www.theredhandfiles.com/tupelo-film-...