As a kid I often watched clouds with a sense of wonder. It feels good to do that again, even if only for a moment.

THIS IS WHY WE NEED ART. We need games. We need films and videos. We need comics and books. These things enrich our lives especially when there is so much out there that can leave us completely drained. Friends, please keep making and creating. You are fantastic and we need you and your creations.

Cory Doctorow on the most important thing about AI: One-third of the stock market is tied up in seven AI companies that have no way to become profitable. It is a bubble that's going to burst and take the whole economy with it. pluralistic.net/2025/09/27/e...

It's the chubby dolphin, a remake of the classic tale The Ugly Duckling.

Today I found a comic about superheroes coping with lockdown during the pandemic. What a little gem! Art by one of my favorites, Gurihiru. Clever writing by Zeb Wells.

We recently celebrated one year since moving our family from Australia to New Zealand. Climate anxiety, water security, and kinship to nature were big factors for us. Mixing in mutant bugs, I would have to agree with this game trailer... Yes, Australia did it.

Taking a moment to connect to my mountain and to consider the privilege of a new day.

What is the right term for corporations that make money facilitating the erasure of a people? Genocide profiteering? Our complicity runs so deep. Our governments, our media, our companies, our economy, our culture. www.ohchr.org/en/documents... www.theguardian.com/world/2025/a...

This article is a thorough condemnation of carbon offsets. Not even independent auditors can restore their integrity. It is clear that carbon offsets are not a solution to the climate crisis. They are tools of deception, wielded by those who prefer business as usual over substantive change.

Today I explored a nearby reserve and found this amazing lookout. As a recent immigrant to New Zealand, I feel very lucky to call this place home!

We have a wasp problem 😬

What a wonderful evening to make a new friend! @ramiismail.com

My first weta sighting since moving to New Zealand! I enjoyed watching it crawl up the post while I worked in the garden.