Tim Regan

@dumbledad.bsky.social

Programmer in Cambridge. Living back in Essex. Dad. Grandpa. Cyclist. Yogi. Opera lover. Quaker. Atheist. Keen but shite violinist. Too many obsessions to list!

I've a plan hatching: win the 2026 Great Bardfield horticultural soc' show 'domestic' cup. The cup's not just baking, but there are fewer categories (e.g. no Victoria sponge!) than the Hardwick baking cup I won. I probs need entries in each category, hence this crabapple jelly — forward planning

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@lamornaash.bsky.social Rereading Don't Forget We're Here Forever and noticed that the footnotes are all wonky in Chapter 8 (I didn't check earlier chapters). E.g. the sentence footmarked 1 clearly refers to footmark 3, 7 should be 4, etc. Not a biggie, but may be worth fixing in the next edition

In a Christian book I read recently (or podcast I listened to) I came across the story of Field Mashal Mongomery's painful regret in later life at the lives he'd spent in WWII. But I cannot find the reference. Has anyone else come across a recent chapter/episode recounting this moral vignette?