Wendy

@londonesque.bsky.social

Chronic illness, moderate nerdiness, mostly here to look at your pets. londonesque_ at the Other Place.

It’s really quite wild how my body has either been postponing or bringing forward my menstrual cycle seemingly based on when the super hot days are going to be, truly next level trolling by my own self there

Our criteria for success are disastrously skewed. In my view, a successful person is one who does more good than harm, on any scale. On this measure, most billionaires are massive failures, while humble folk in my neighbourhood who look after other people are highly successful.

Conspiracy theory is a bit like Dr Who: seems interesting to the casual observer but is largely comprised of people who will shout at you for being stupid if you haven’t memorised decades-worth of completely fictional narrative.

It would be nice if there was a "save draught" option in real life, whereby you could keep all the cold gusts of wind that numb your knuckles in January, and bring them out in July when it's 29 degrees at two o'clock in the bastard morning and you can't sleep.

mildly funny that X is having blazing rows about Nolan’s Odyssey because he cast black people in it and Bluesky is having blazing rows about whether a noted Homeric translator’s LRB review of it misses the point or not

150,000 marched yesterday in London for trans rights. Opened the Sky News app. Scrolled and scrolled. Nothing. BBC News app. Nothing. Guardian app. Nothing. This is what actual silencing looks like.

The Nanny McPhee films are up there with the Paddington films as something I’ll always have put on when it’s on telly, please someone give Emma Thompson a billion pounds to make many more

It's 12 minutes of Harry trying to persuade the Hogwarts toilet inspector that he needs to go into the girls toilets to rescue Hermione from a Troll and that he shouldn't have to show them his genitals first.

Announcement of Harry Potter going back to cinemas with 12 minutes extra footage.

Never forget that they had to spend trillions of dollars, build massive data centers, consume millions of galloons of water and insane amounts of electricity, just to kind of do what you can do better with your imagination and a cup of coffee. That's how envious they are of what you can do.