Felicity Watson

@caribouband Please come to Australia (specifically Melbourne 😄) 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

We’re going on tour and doing headline shows for the first time in years. We’re going to have a lot of new music to play for you.Ticket link in bio. Dates below. ✨🎶👀✨ Tickets on sale this Friday and sign up to the newsletter for presale: caribou.fm

Why don’t we plant more fruit trees, especially citrus as street trees? Especially under those dreaded overhead wires that so blight our streets. Rosebery shows how to do it! #publicsydney

Returning to this cursed website to say it is MESSED UP that @masterchefau sent a @Coles truck into the Queen Victoria Market for this service challenge instead of supporting market traders. Do better.

Did you know the Yarra once had a waterfall where Queens Bridge crosses today? In Provenance, PROV's Sebastian Gurciullo explores the various changes, plans and visions for the Yarra and Port of Melbourne from the 1850s through to 1973: prov.vic.gov.au/explore-collec…

@_esther Thank you for sharing. Absolutely devastating.

@Jeff_Sparrow $30. And you’ll be pleased to know he wasn’t selling his copy, he inherited a spare one from his grandma (cool grandma).

Hit the jackpot on the local buy/swap/sell group today. Not an easy book to find! @Jeff_Sparrow

@perkinsmiki Thank you for your amazing reporting!!! 🙏🙏🙏

I’ve found it. The perfect audiobook. My inner monologue is narrated by Werner Herzog now and I’m not mad about it.

Next Tuesday @cityofmelbourne will vote on whether to commission a new statue of leading suffragette Vida Goldstein. Only 10 of the 581 statues in the city are of real women. >>> RT if you think the Council should vote YES. theage.com.au/national/victo…

Also @felixexplody.bsky.social

15 years and thousands of tweets later, I’m out of here. Maybe the real Twitter was the friends we made along the way. Follow me @felixexplody on Instagram or Threads. ✌️

@yodaberg I wish it had better templates, but the basic ones are fine and you can create your own (though I haven’t tried). It can sometimes feel slow and clunky for things like cutting and pasting, and moving things around.

@yodaberg Honestly it is perfect for that, and it’s so helpful to be able to create a bunch of different notebooks by topic to use at the same time. The other good thing is that the battery lasts a pretty long time because there’s no backlight.

@yodaberg Dislikes: so $$$. I don’t regret buying it but exxy for something that will probably break or become obselete one day. Having said that, feels sturdy and it’s lovely to write on. Not impressed with the quality of the Remarkable case for the $. And you can get cheaper pens. AMA

@yodaberg I love mine and use it every day. Writing is an important way I process info, and not having to buy/store a million notebooks is good. I love being able to have separate notebooks for different projects, makes it a lot easier to keep info organised.

@yodaberg Handwriting to text is great. I don’t use it often but good when I need to write meeting notes or text that I later need to digitise. Also easy to pdf and email notes. You can tag files and create systems for indexing docs which is also helpful.

@bkjabour Congee for savoury, chocolate mousse for sweet

what did you eat in the day and days after having a wisdom tooth out?

@margaretbirtley Thanks Margaret! X

@felixexplody @annaspargoryan Excellent! It’s a good program. Hang in there!

Having a bad mental health time and needed to change something up. Inspired by deadset legend @annaspargoryan, and after weeks of overthinking it, I finally went and bloody did my first Couch to 5k walk/run. 🏃‍♀️

@CarolynAnneWebb Thanks Carolyn! Hope you're well.

@felixexplody @annaspargoryan Well done!