Unblogged February

I suppose I can’t really say ‘wow, we’re at the end of February already’ seeing as how it’s the shortest month of the year. Here’s my round-up of things that have happened this month that haven’t made it into core blog posts; January’s round-up was here.

Valentines Day

Christine and I spent a romantic Valentines Day… at the White Rose Shopping Centre. With Valentines Day falling on a Saturday, there would be no hope of us getting a table in any restaurant in the evening. Plus, we had our ten-year-old with us, who’s very much at the ‘ewww, romance is icky’ stage. Instead, we picked up a M&S Valentines meal deal and came home.

Pictured above are the cards we exchanged.

The Boy From Elsewhere by Kestral Gaian

I recently reconnected with a friend from university, Kestral Gaian. Whilst I originally knew them under a different name, they are now an author of several books of fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Their latest book is The Boy From Elsewhere, a young adult story about a boy who finds himself washed up on a beach in a parallel world version of his home town. I haven’t read it yet, but if you like sci-fi and/or books with queer characters, consider picking up a copy. It’s available direct from the publisher, and from Amazon of course (sponsored link).

A replacement Bluesky pronoun labeller

I’ve updated my how to view and share pronouns on Bluesky post from December 2024. The developer of the original pronoun labeller took theirs offline, and so the blog post now points to a replacement which works in the same way. If you used the old labeller to share your pronouns, you’ll need to subscribe to this new labeller and re-add your pronouns.

And that’s about it for this month. A short blog post for a short month.

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