Blog Archive

All of the blog posts, neatly arrange by year and category… neat

Archive of: 2019

A damn good day off!

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I had a lovely day today. Reflections on why and how I can make it happen more often.

Hybrid Living Version 2.0

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A little exploration of how I approach living in many different places.

iPod touch 2019 first impressions

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A new useful gadget!

Adopting uniform

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A post about why I have started wearing a uniform again.

Principles are hard to keep and easy to loose.

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I screwed up. Here’s how and why.

Hybrid living

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We’re changing some things with my support and living setup. Here is an outline of what we’re changing and why.

Home Alone Experiments Update.

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One of the things i find most challenging is long periods home alone. The pressure too keep safe isn’t high, but it is constant and consumes lots of energy.

To try and make my home a little less complex, we have been trying three different experiments. We have been simplfying my home, compartmentalising risks, and adding passive support.

Experimenting with 5:2 fasting

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Exploring weight management using routine friendly methods.

Ability, Capability & Capacity

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How I have changed the way I think about my energy in order to improve my life.

£30 Bike Experiment (aka Trax!)

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In late November we went to Centre Parcs for a small holiday. It was really fun. As normal the bit i enjoyed most was the cycling. I always get a Trike and take great pleasure in playing postman!

When i got home i was thinking about cycling a lot. I enjoy cycling and own two bikes, but it has been rare for me to ride. I cover at most a few hundred miles per year. Its more than nothing, but not anywhere near enough to make any impact on my health.

Inspried by Centre Parks i started thinking about what i could do to making cycling around near home more sustainable. The bike experiment was born

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