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Posted on 26 October 202628 October 2026

Weekly Wrap 856: All the Birds of Success, and Ibises

A black and white image of things in silhouette against the sky. A utility pole, from which electricity lines run off to the left and right. On top of the pole, and either side on the wires, stand a total of three Australian ibises. And in the background on the right is the blurred silhouette of a fourth ibis in flight.

My week of Monday 19 to Sunday 25 October 2026 was both productive and filled with birds as I produced a podcast, sorted out some client work, and took part in the Aussie Bird Count. And there was crowdfunding success.

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Posted on 19 October 202620 October 2026

Weekly Wrap 855: Stretching, with added pigeons

My week of Monday 12 to Sunday 18 October 2026 was the third week of me doing some regular stretching and exercise, and more regular walks, and I’m already feeling the difference — although the week wasn’t as productive as I’d hoped.

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Posted on 11 October 202615 October 2026

Weekly Wrap 854: All the birds (alive), all the fish (dead)

A chunky fish with pink-toned nose and fins lies, facing to the left, on top of a crumpled white plastic bag, which in turn is on top of damp newspaper. It’s a snapper! The fish is dead.

My week of Monday 5 to Sunday 11 October 2026 saw me exploring food quite a bit. I baked a snapper. I made fried rice with the leftovers. I explored the wonderful world of baked potatoes. Oh, and I made a podcast. And I communed with some of the local fauna.

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Posted on 05 October 202606 October 2026

Weekly Wrap 853: Stretching into a productive spring while I wait for the demolition to begin

It’s a partly cloudy day. We’re looking at a modernist office building, three storeys high. It’s mostly grey concrete, with alternating vertical concrete and glass panels. The centre section has pale yellow panels with rectangular geometric designs. On the street side is the logo of the City of Canterbury-Bankstown. On the left are the trees of Lofts Garden, and there’s another tree on the right. But most importantly, all the electricity wires in front of the building have been fitted with black and yellow warning covers.

I started a little stretch and exercise routine in my week of Monday 28 September to Sunday 4 October 2026, and I managed to stick to it! Please congratulate me. There was also an acceptable level of productivity, as you’ll see from the lists below.

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Posted on 27 September 2026

Weekly Wrap 852: The Return of the Endangered Moth

On a concrete floor sits a dark brown moth with its wings folded. Running across the wing is a darker stripe interrupted by two light-coloured spots.

My week of Monday 21 to Sunday 27 September 2026 was both productive and scrumptious. A podcast posted. A livestream conducted. Two new dishes conquered. And an endangered moth sighted.

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Posted on 20 September 202627 September 2026

Weekly Wrap 851: The Raven of Spring Productivity

A black bird stands side-on to us on top of a bright red "No Stopping" sign in front of a bright blue sky. It's an Australian raven! Their beak is open as they croak, and the shaggy "beard" feathers are delightfully shaggy indeed. Their feathers are very glossy black. Either side, out of focus in the background, are some medium-rise apartment buildings.

My week of Monday 14 to Sunday 20 September 2026 was sunny, productive, and full of birds — especially a very glossy Australian raven who followed me down a street in Canterbury. And I kicked off the spring series of The 9pm Edict podcast. Hurrah!

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