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Weeknotes ποΈ
A weekly missive from the virtual desktop of Jay Springett. Begun as an attempt to cultivate a regular writing and posting rhythm. Weeknotes newsletters cover what I’ve been; reading, doing, thinking about, and include links recommendations, a good meme and more. Every week without fail.
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Cat In A Box
Had quite a sociable week last week. Spent one afternoon hanging out with my cousin and his wife. Josh and I played Shadespire
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Blam Blam
Caught up with Mr Vickers on Tuesday. We ate pancakes at the relatively new Where the pancakes are in London Bridge round the corner from Borough Market.
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blah blah blah one take wonder
Last week was super busy, not with work but personal stuff. We drove down to Dorset to attend a wedding and stay in an airbnb.
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Do it anyway
It is extremely galling to me that you spend your entire life trying to arrange it in such a way as to avoid doing things that you don’t want to do, and yet you still have to do them anyway.
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No Marxist Disco
I also went to see Tim Ingold speak at the Monsoon [+ other] Grounds Symposium hosted at University of Westminster. He was speaking on ‘What is the ground’ and was extremely Ingold-ian. I loved it.
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Nice
I met with the founder of a super cyberpunk real estate project for Lunch on Friday.
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The odyssey – it’s long
I’ve seen a lot of friends that I haven’t seen in ages this week. Still haven’t done any Christmas shopping yet which is beginning a slow burn stress.
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Little black box of banality
Iβve been back on the chalk again. Went down late on Wednesday night.
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Citizenships and Community
You may remember I spoke about Kennith Olwig and his concept of landscape in episode 3 of permanently moved way back in April.
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Excess Salt
I caught up with some friends who i havenβt seen in a while, and also with my brother who is about to start a grand year long adventure abroad.
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Dystopias Now
Went to the launch of Ignota Books’ first publication Spells on Halloween.