Sarah Harris
@implausible17.bsky.social
Lives in Swindon UK, maths/stats nerd, paints murals, reads comics, grumbles fairly politely at ice hockey referees, watches a lot of sci fi and horror movies, has a big fat crush on Lee Pace.
A friend of mine (face obscured to protect the innocent) posted this this morning.
I thought she was at a special, festive Bring Me The Horizon gig. I was so jealous!
Until I realised that, no, she's in Bournemouth :)
I thought she was at a special, festive Bring Me The Horizon gig. I was so jealous!
Until I realised that, no, she's in Bournemouth :)
December 24, 2025 at 7:16 PM
A friend of mine (face obscured to protect the innocent) posted this this morning.
I thought she was at a special, festive Bring Me The Horizon gig. I was so jealous!
Until I realised that, no, she's in Bournemouth :)
I thought she was at a special, festive Bring Me The Horizon gig. I was so jealous!
Until I realised that, no, she's in Bournemouth :)
Well - I only got half way this year in #AdventOfCode :( It has been an insanely busy December and I just didn't have the time! I always say I will come back in January and finish it off, but I never do. Maybe when I retire :)
Here's #AoCDay6 using #RStats
Happy Christmas R-heads!
Here's #AoCDay6 using #RStats
Happy Christmas R-heads!
![#Day 6 - Trash Compactor - Part 1
#load the puzzle input, transpose it, and setup the sums and products across all numeric columns
D6P1 <- read.table("D6input.txt", sep = "" , header = F , na.strings ="", stringsAsFactors= F) |> t()
D6P1 <- data.frame(D6P1) |> rename(pm = ncol(D6P1)) |> mutate(across(starts_with("X"), as.numeric))
numeric_cols <- D6P1[sapply(D6P1, is.numeric)]
D6P1$numericcolssum <- rowSums(numeric_cols)
D6P1$numericcolsprod <- apply(numeric_cols, 1, prod)
D6P1 <- D6P1 |> mutate(correctresult = if_else(pm == "+",numericcolssum, numericcolsprod))
print(paste("answer is",sum(D6P1$correctresult)))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreia6vvrhedgtrxmq5u6kubsr4qni27texdbvzudhjzuhlxorhhyjfi@jpeg)
![#Part 2 - need to re-read in the data - the spaces matter now!
D6P2 <- data.frame(input = readLines("D6input.txt"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
char_matrix <- str_split_fixed(D6P2$input, "", n = nchar(D6P2$input[1])) |> t()
D6P2 <- as.data.frame(char_matrix) |> rename(pm = ncol(char_matrix)) |> mutate(across(starts_with("V"), as.numeric))
numeric_cols <- D6P2[sapply(D6P2, is.numeric)]
D6P2$numericcolssum <- rowSums(numeric_cols, na.rm = T)
D6P2 <- D6P2 |> filter(numericcolssum > 0) |>
mutate(across(starts_with("V"), as.character)) |>
mutate(across(starts_with("V"), ~ replace_na(.,""))) |>
mutate(newnum = as.numeric(do.call(paste0, across(starts_with("V"))))) |> #paste the chars back together in the right order
mutate(indexno = ifelse(pm != " ", 1, NA), indexno = cumsum(replace_na(indexno, 0))) |> #give each set of numbers a URN
mutate(pm = na_if(pm, " ")) |> fill(pm, .direction = "down") #fill in the plus/mult symbols in the blank bits
additions <- D6P2 |> filter(pm == "+") |> group_by(indexno) |> summarise(result = sum(newnum)) |> ungroup()
mults <- D6P2 |> filter(pm == "*") |> group_by(indexno) |> summarise(result = prod(newnum)) |> ungroup()
print(paste("answer is",sum(additions$result)+sum(mults$result)))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreieblxtymfllmaohsa4ygy5wn7h7ndx5c62nufyhhslhjpie36vpfu@jpeg)
December 24, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Well - I only got half way this year in #AdventOfCode :( It has been an insanely busy December and I just didn't have the time! I always say I will come back in January and finish it off, but I never do. Maybe when I retire :)
Here's #AoCDay6 using #RStats
Happy Christmas R-heads!
Here's #AoCDay6 using #RStats
Happy Christmas R-heads!
Oops - I forgot to post #AdventOfCode day 5 #AoCDay5 #RStats
I was a bit smug about this one because I solved it fairly quickly - and part 2 (which seemed to trip a lot of other people up) was an absolute doddle, because I'd already done most of the work in part 1 - pure luck really
I was a bit smug about this one because I solved it fairly quickly - and part 2 (which seemed to trip a lot of other people up) was an absolute doddle, because I'd already done most of the work in part 1 - pure luck really
![# Day 5 - Cafeteria - Part 1
inputD5P1 <- data.frame(input = readLines("D5input.txt"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE) #load data and split into 2 parts
blankrow <- which(inputD5P1$input == "")[1]
top <- inputD5P1 |> filter(row_number() < blankrow)
bottom <- inputD5P1 |> filter(row_number() > blankrow) |>
rename(candidate = 1) |> mutate(candidate = as.numeric(candidate)) |> arrange(candidate)
#split the top bit into from and to and tidy up the overlapping ranges:
top <- top |> separate(input, into = c("fromnum", "tonum"), sep = "-") |>
mutate(fromnum = as.numeric(fromnum), tonum = as.numeric(tonum)) |> arrange(fromnum)
tidied_top <- tidy_ranges(top) |> arrange(fromnum)
#get rid of deffo spoiled items
bottom <- bottom |> filter(candidate >= min(tidied_top$fromnum) & candidate <= max(tidied_top$tonum))
#now check through the ranges for each remaining candidate - find the first "from" that it is >= , and then mark as a match
# if <= the to on that row - then when we have passed the "to" on a row, get rid
freshcounter <- 0
for (i in 1:nrow(bottom)) {
candidate <- bottom[i,1]
tidied_top <- filter(tidied_top, tonum >= candidate)
matchrow <- which(tidied_top$fromnum <= candidate)[1]
if (!is.na(matchrow) && candidate <= tidied_top[matchrow,2]) {freshcounter <- freshcounter + 1}}
print(paste("answer is",freshcounter))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreiffuaqq4xp773csjgpqc74b3ml23gtlxojrmd4xvskxkggdma53uq@jpeg)
December 23, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Oops - I forgot to post #AdventOfCode day 5 #AoCDay5 #RStats
I was a bit smug about this one because I solved it fairly quickly - and part 2 (which seemed to trip a lot of other people up) was an absolute doddle, because I'd already done most of the work in part 1 - pure luck really
I was a bit smug about this one because I solved it fairly quickly - and part 2 (which seemed to trip a lot of other people up) was an absolute doddle, because I'd already done most of the work in part 1 - pure luck really
This year's #ArtVsArtist round up.
These are some of the street art pieces (plus one canvas) I painted in 2025 just for fun. For my commissioned work (a little less technicolor! :) ) please see @murals_bysarah on insta.
Happy christmas all, and all the best for 2026
These are some of the street art pieces (plus one canvas) I painted in 2025 just for fun. For my commissioned work (a little less technicolor! :) ) please see @murals_bysarah on insta.
Happy christmas all, and all the best for 2026
December 20, 2025 at 11:04 AM
This year's #ArtVsArtist round up.
These are some of the street art pieces (plus one canvas) I painted in 2025 just for fun. For my commissioned work (a little less technicolor! :) ) please see @murals_bysarah on insta.
Happy christmas all, and all the best for 2026
These are some of the street art pieces (plus one canvas) I painted in 2025 just for fun. For my commissioned work (a little less technicolor! :) ) please see @murals_bysarah on insta.
Happy christmas all, and all the best for 2026
I was on an #AdventOfCode roll last night - completing both #Day4 and day5 (but I'll post day 5 tomorrow)
For once I had an evening free of commitments to work or family - so I could attend to my commitment to the elves :)
First matrix puzzle this year
#AoCDay4 #RStats
For once I had an evening free of commitments to work or family - so I could attend to my commitment to the elves :)
First matrix puzzle this year
#AoCDay4 #RStats
![# Day 4 - Printing Department - Part 1
D4mat <- do.call(rbind, strsplit(readLines("D4input.txt"), "")) #load the data into a matrix
matdim <- nrow(D4mat)
D4mat <- pad_matrix(D4mat)
# then just loop through every cell from [2,2] to [matdim+1,matdim+1] and count up the @s in all 8 directions
rollcount <- 0
for (i in 2:(matdim+1)) {
for (j in 2:(matdim+1)) {
if(D4mat[i,j] == "@") {
neighbours <- sum(D4mat[i-1,j-1] == "@",D4mat[i-1,j] == "@", D4mat[i-1,j+1] == "@",
D4mat[i,j-1] == "@", F, D4mat[i,j+1] == "@",
D4mat[i+1,j-1] == "@",D4mat[i+1,j] == "@", D4mat[i+1,j+1] == "@")
if(neighbours < 4) {rollcount <- rollcount + 1} }}}
print(paste("answer is",rollcount))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreigcbuod6jyetf3hippqx6juqmgvgv2q6yelhdqqasizo2enexbsia@jpeg)
![#Part 2 - use the same padded matrix that was set up in part 1
#instead of just counting the reachable rolls, this time count them and also replace with a dot to 'remove' them.
# keep passing through until no more rolls get removed.
rollcount <- 0
while (TRUE) {
removed <- 0
for (i in 2:(matdim+1)) {
for (j in 2:(matdim+1)) {
if(D4mat[i,j] == "@") {
neighbours <- sum(D4mat[i-1,j-1] == "@",D4mat[i-1,j] == "@", D4mat[i-1,j+1] == "@",
D4mat[i,j-1] == "@", F, D4mat[i,j+1] == "@",
D4mat[i+1,j-1] == "@",D4mat[i+1,j] == "@", D4mat[i+1,j+1] == "@")
if(neighbours < 4) {
rollcount <- rollcount + 1
removed <- removed + 1
D4mat[i,j] <- '.'}}}}
if (removed == 0) break }
print(paste("answer is",rollcount))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreidtibycevy2huvgkfh45rk2kn6ddbj27bdne7sj7gyzbw2cvidxqm@jpeg)
December 18, 2025 at 11:36 AM
I was on an #AdventOfCode roll last night - completing both #Day4 and day5 (but I'll post day 5 tomorrow)
For once I had an evening free of commitments to work or family - so I could attend to my commitment to the elves :)
First matrix puzzle this year
#AoCDay4 #RStats
For once I had an evening free of commitments to work or family - so I could attend to my commitment to the elves :)
First matrix puzzle this year
#AoCDay4 #RStats
I'm so behind with these!! but it has been a busy month, sometimes the elves have to take a back seat, sorry elves
#AdventOfCode day 3 - I basically used the exact same approach for parts 1 and 2, so here they both are
#AoCDay3 #RStats
#AdventOfCode day 3 - I basically used the exact same approach for parts 1 and 2, so here they both are
#AoCDay3 #RStats
![#Day 3 - Lobby - Part 1
inputD3P1 <- data.frame(input = readLines("D3input.txt"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
inputD3P1 <- inputD3P1 |> rowwise() |>
mutate(shorter_input = str_sub(input, end = -2),
firstdigit = max(strsplit(shorter_input, "")[[1]]),
firstdigitpos = which(strsplit(shorter_input, "")[[1]] == firstdigit)[1],
remainder = str_sub(input, start = (firstdigitpos + 1)),
seconddigit = max(strsplit(remainder, "")[[1]]),
joltage = as.numeric(firstdigit)*10+as.numeric(seconddigit)) |> ungroup()
print(paste("answer is",sum(inputD3P1$joltage)))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreiggilvxz4ucacciqdvez56gjo5d2e4p6ygqgnsjoyg7ohzqhvt2a4@jpeg)
![#Part 2 - the same thing but twelve times instead of 2
inputD3P1 <- data.frame(input = readLines("D3input.txt"), stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
inputD3P1 <- inputD3P1 |> rowwise() |>
mutate(shorter_input = str_sub(input, end = -12),
firstdigit = max(strsplit(shorter_input, "")[[1]]),
firstdigitpos = which(strsplit(shorter_input, "")[[1]] == firstdigit)[1],
remainder = str_sub(input, start = (firstdigitpos + 1), end = -11),
seconddigit = max(strsplit(remainder, "")[[1]]),
seconddigitpos = which(strsplit(remainder, "")[[1]] == seconddigit)[1],
remainder2 = str_sub(input, start = (firstdigitpos+seconddigitpos + 1), end = - 10),
thirddigit = max(strsplit(remainder2, "")[[1]]),
thirddigitpos = which(strsplit(remainder2, "")[[1]] == thirddigit)[1],
remainder3 = str_sub(input, start = (firstdigitpos+seconddigitpos +thirddigitpos + 1), end = -9),
#and so on ......
joltage = as.numeric(firstdigit)*100000000000+as.numeric(seconddigit)*10000000000+
as.numeric(thirddigit)*1000000000+as.numeric(fourthdigit)*100000000+
as.numeric(fifthdigit)*10000000+as.numeric(sixthdigit)*1000000+
as.numeric(seventhdigit)*100000+as.numeric(eigthdigit)*10000+
as.numeric(ninthdigit)*1000+as.numeric(tenthdigit)*100+
as.numeric(eleventhdigit)*10+as.numeric(twelthdigit)) |> ungroup()
print(paste("answer is",sum(inputD3P1$joltage)))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreieoiiutaoff43otqfp5vgbkbvwj2hfgkemdo24jwqticlwmg2sfu4@jpeg)
December 16, 2025 at 5:54 PM
I'm so behind with these!! but it has been a busy month, sometimes the elves have to take a back seat, sorry elves
#AdventOfCode day 3 - I basically used the exact same approach for parts 1 and 2, so here they both are
#AoCDay3 #RStats
#AdventOfCode day 3 - I basically used the exact same approach for parts 1 and 2, so here they both are
#AoCDay3 #RStats
Don't you just love it when a #AdventOfCode part 2 is easier than the part 1?
Luckily I had this niggling feeling that I'd seen someone use a regex to identify repeating patterns in an old AoC puzzle a couple of years back, and clever past Sarah had made a note of it, go me!
#AoCDay2Part2 #RStats
Luckily I had this niggling feeling that I'd seen someone use a regex to identify repeating patterns in an old AoC puzzle a couple of years back, and clever past Sarah had made a note of it, go me!
#AoCDay2Part2 #RStats
![#Part 2 uses same input data frame already loaded in my part 1 solution
allpotentials <- data.frame(potentials = character())
for (i in 1:nrow(inputD2P1)) {
j <- as.numeric(inputD2P1[i,1])
k <- as.numeric(inputD2P1[i,2])
for (n in j:k) {
p <- as.character(n)
if (grepl("^(.+)\\1+$", p)) {allpotentials <- rbind(allpotentials,p) } } }
allpotentials <- allpotentials |> rename(potentials = 1) |> mutate(repeaters = as.numeric(potentials))
print(paste("answer is",sum(allpotentials$repeaters)))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreiefiots5uf5hytqp3leassqjauur22otr6grdcwhl3x356p2womeu@jpeg)
December 15, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Don't you just love it when a #AdventOfCode part 2 is easier than the part 1?
Luckily I had this niggling feeling that I'd seen someone use a regex to identify repeating patterns in an old AoC puzzle a couple of years back, and clever past Sarah had made a note of it, go me!
#AoCDay2Part2 #RStats
Luckily I had this niggling feeling that I'd seen someone use a regex to identify repeating patterns in an old AoC puzzle a couple of years back, and clever past Sarah had made a note of it, go me!
#AoCDay2Part2 #RStats
Reposted by Sarah Harris
S940 - Square root
December 14, 2025 at 6:29 PM
S940 - Square root
Merry Krampus Kristmas everyone!
Painted today in Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Painted today in Stroud, Gloucestershire.
December 14, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Merry Krampus Kristmas everyone!
Painted today in Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Painted today in Stroud, Gloucestershire.
And it is so blooming good!
I had the privilege of being one of the first people to see this anthology as I helped with some proof reading etc, and I was blown away.
Loads of pages for your money, all killer no filler, proceeds to a great cause. What more do you want?
I had the privilege of being one of the first people to see this anthology as I helped with some proof reading etc, and I was blown away.
Loads of pages for your money, all killer no filler, proceeds to a great cause. What more do you want?
PLEASE SHARE IF YOU LOVE COMICS
(or owe me a favour)
This new 104-page anthology I designed and edited has 25 creators celebrating and exploring the them of influence
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0G5QDPSBY
All money from sales goes directly to @cartoonmuseum.bsky.social
A great long read and a good cause
(or owe me a favour)
This new 104-page anthology I designed and edited has 25 creators celebrating and exploring the them of influence
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0G5QDPSBY
All money from sales goes directly to @cartoonmuseum.bsky.social
A great long read and a good cause
December 10, 2025 at 10:21 AM
And it is so blooming good!
I had the privilege of being one of the first people to see this anthology as I helped with some proof reading etc, and I was blown away.
Loads of pages for your money, all killer no filler, proceeds to a great cause. What more do you want?
I had the privilege of being one of the first people to see this anthology as I helped with some proof reading etc, and I was blown away.
Loads of pages for your money, all killer no filler, proceeds to a great cause. What more do you want?
Had a ton of fun today in Cheltenham, painting this homage to one of my favourite movies of all time.
The Wicker Man (1973)
The Wicker Man (1973)
December 6, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Had a ton of fun today in Cheltenham, painting this homage to one of my favourite movies of all time.
The Wicker Man (1973)
The Wicker Man (1973)
I was late to starting #AdventOfCode this year as I've been a bit busy - I didn't even realise that we only have 12 puzzles for 2025. Sob.
Probably just as well as I am rusty as a rusty thing, and made a bit of a pig's ear of the second bit of this one!!
Day 1 parts 1 and 2
#RStats #AoCDay1
Probably just as well as I am rusty as a rusty thing, and made a bit of a pig's ear of the second bit of this one!!
Day 1 parts 1 and 2
#RStats #AoCDay1
December 5, 2025 at 8:04 PM
I was late to starting #AdventOfCode this year as I've been a bit busy - I didn't even realise that we only have 12 puzzles for 2025. Sob.
Probably just as well as I am rusty as a rusty thing, and made a bit of a pig's ear of the second bit of this one!!
Day 1 parts 1 and 2
#RStats #AoCDay1
Probably just as well as I am rusty as a rusty thing, and made a bit of a pig's ear of the second bit of this one!!
Day 1 parts 1 and 2
#RStats #AoCDay1
I've only got time for a Part 1 today - so here is #AdventOfCode day 2 part 1, using #RStats
I am quite certain that there is a more elegant way of solving this one, but it worked first time and I have other shizz to do tonight, so it will have to suffice!
#AoCDay2
I am quite certain that there is a more elegant way of solving this one, but it worked first time and I have other shizz to do tonight, so it will have to suffice!
#AoCDay2
![#Day 2 "Gift Shop" - part 1
library(bit64) # need this as some of the numbers in the main input are large
inputD2P1 <- readLines("D2_input.txt")
inputD2P1 <- strsplit(inputD2P1, ",")[[1]] |>
lapply(function(x) as.integer64(strsplit(x, "-")[[1]])) |>
do.call(what = rbind) |>
as.data.frame()
options(scipen = 999)
is_even <- function(x) x %% 2 == 0
kounter <- 0
for (i in 1:nrow(inputD2P1)) {
x <- inputD2P1[i,1]
y <- inputD2P1[i,2]
z <- as.character(x)
startlen = str_length(z)
if(!is_even(startlen)) {
z <- as.character(10^startlen)
startlen <- startlen + 1 }
half <- substr(z,1,(startlen/2))
trial <- as.numeric(paste0(half,half))
while (TRUE) {
if (trial >= x & trial <= y) {kounter <- kounter + as.numeric(trial)}
if (trial <= y) {
half <- as.character(as.numeric(half) + 1)
trial <- as.numeric(paste0(half,half))
} else break }}
print(paste("answer is",kounter))](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ni73qa4ccdu323lqbc5db53p/bafkreib2ij3xyb3g7aiqhg4molvvbuxvmopxtnqwjymd5tmjei7n3xwr5u@jpeg)
December 4, 2025 at 7:23 PM
I've only got time for a Part 1 today - so here is #AdventOfCode day 2 part 1, using #RStats
I am quite certain that there is a more elegant way of solving this one, but it worked first time and I have other shizz to do tonight, so it will have to suffice!
#AoCDay2
I am quite certain that there is a more elegant way of solving this one, but it worked first time and I have other shizz to do tonight, so it will have to suffice!
#AoCDay2
I don't always remember to post my street art stuff on here, but I quite like how my Laika piece turned out.
She sold for a good cause too, which is cool, I didn't think anyone would be able to fit an 8 ft tall painting in their house, but in the end 3 people had a little bidding war! :)
She sold for a good cause too, which is cool, I didn't think anyone would be able to fit an 8 ft tall painting in their house, but in the end 3 people had a little bidding war! :)
August 18, 2025 at 5:05 PM
I don't always remember to post my street art stuff on here, but I quite like how my Laika piece turned out.
She sold for a good cause too, which is cool, I didn't think anyone would be able to fit an 8 ft tall painting in their house, but in the end 3 people had a little bidding war! :)
She sold for a good cause too, which is cool, I didn't think anyone would be able to fit an 8 ft tall painting in their house, but in the end 3 people had a little bidding war! :)
I just saw the author/comedian
@callybeaton.bsky.social
post that women our age weren't raised to say that we are proud of our work / what we do (I'm doing her a slight disservice as she is 2 years younger than me)
But she's right, we should be able to.
Here's some recent work I'm proud of:
@callybeaton.bsky.social
post that women our age weren't raised to say that we are proud of our work / what we do (I'm doing her a slight disservice as she is 2 years younger than me)
But she's right, we should be able to.
Here's some recent work I'm proud of:
June 11, 2025 at 2:36 PM
I just saw the author/comedian
@callybeaton.bsky.social
post that women our age weren't raised to say that we are proud of our work / what we do (I'm doing her a slight disservice as she is 2 years younger than me)
But she's right, we should be able to.
Here's some recent work I'm proud of:
@callybeaton.bsky.social
post that women our age weren't raised to say that we are proud of our work / what we do (I'm doing her a slight disservice as she is 2 years younger than me)
But she's right, we should be able to.
Here's some recent work I'm proud of:
Reposted by Sarah Harris
This is extraordinary. To cut the ribbon at the opening of the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC in 1976, they got the Viking spacecraft, then orbiting Mars, to send a signal to the arm from the engineering model of the Viking lander. And poof! It burnt through the ribbon.
Ribbon Cutting to Open the National Air and Space Museum - July 1, 1976
YouTube video by Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
www.youtube.com
May 27, 2025 at 11:17 AM
This is extraordinary. To cut the ribbon at the opening of the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC in 1976, they got the Viking spacecraft, then orbiting Mars, to send a signal to the arm from the engineering model of the Viking lander. And poof! It burnt through the ribbon.
Reposted by Sarah Harris
To be fair, he did warn us all that we were never going to survive unless we get a little crazy.
May 7, 2025 at 7:31 PM
To be fair, he did warn us all that we were never going to survive unless we get a little crazy.
Oh no, not again!
I had fun painting this today at Norton College in Worcester, I'm hoping it will encourage some of the kids to give the books a read :)
#HitchhikersGuide #42
I had fun painting this today at Norton College in Worcester, I'm hoping it will encourage some of the kids to give the books a read :)
#HitchhikersGuide #42
April 26, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Oh no, not again!
I had fun painting this today at Norton College in Worcester, I'm hoping it will encourage some of the kids to give the books a read :)
#HitchhikersGuide #42
I had fun painting this today at Norton College in Worcester, I'm hoping it will encourage some of the kids to give the books a read :)
#HitchhikersGuide #42
One of my birthday presents this year was this cool phrenology head. I've called him Dom because he kind of reminds me of Dominic Cummings :D
April 21, 2025 at 4:43 PM
One of my birthday presents this year was this cool phrenology head. I've called him Dom because he kind of reminds me of Dominic Cummings :D
Highlights from my birthday trip to London town yesterday
(It's impossible to pick 4! Facebook got 80)
(It's impossible to pick 4! Facebook got 80)
April 20, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Highlights from my birthday trip to London town yesterday
(It's impossible to pick 4! Facebook got 80)
(It's impossible to pick 4! Facebook got 80)
Possibly my movie of the year so far.
VERY glad I went in blind, as having watched the trailer since I got home, it would have spoilt so much.
So avoid the trailers, peeps, and go see this banger!
(stick around at the end too. mid creds AND post creds)
#SinnersMovie
VERY glad I went in blind, as having watched the trailer since I got home, it would have spoilt so much.
So avoid the trailers, peeps, and go see this banger!
(stick around at the end too. mid creds AND post creds)
#SinnersMovie
April 18, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Possibly my movie of the year so far.
VERY glad I went in blind, as having watched the trailer since I got home, it would have spoilt so much.
So avoid the trailers, peeps, and go see this banger!
(stick around at the end too. mid creds AND post creds)
#SinnersMovie
VERY glad I went in blind, as having watched the trailer since I got home, it would have spoilt so much.
So avoid the trailers, peeps, and go see this banger!
(stick around at the end too. mid creds AND post creds)
#SinnersMovie
Apparently we can upload videos here now?
Here's a little ⚽️ themed bedroom wall makeover that I painted for a local football crazy kiddo last weekend:
#NUFC #footballmural
Here's a little ⚽️ themed bedroom wall makeover that I painted for a local football crazy kiddo last weekend:
#NUFC #footballmural
April 16, 2025 at 1:52 PM
Apparently we can upload videos here now?
Here's a little ⚽️ themed bedroom wall makeover that I painted for a local football crazy kiddo last weekend:
#NUFC #footballmural
Here's a little ⚽️ themed bedroom wall makeover that I painted for a local football crazy kiddo last weekend:
#NUFC #footballmural
The #SixTheMusical pro shot was even better than I thought!
Soooo hard not to sing along, but for the sake of the rest of the Cineworld audience, I controlled myself :)
Soooo hard not to sing along, but for the sake of the rest of the Cineworld audience, I controlled myself :)
April 8, 2025 at 9:08 PM
The #SixTheMusical pro shot was even better than I thought!
Soooo hard not to sing along, but for the sake of the rest of the Cineworld audience, I controlled myself :)
Soooo hard not to sing along, but for the sake of the rest of the Cineworld audience, I controlled myself :)