bloggingVil du ha' noget på dansk?Den her er mere som en prøve-historie, bare så det kan ses, at den her blog virker med både engelske og danske historier. Ghost 2.x har plads til kun ét sprog for
denmark, transport, architectureCopenhagen Metro: M3 "Cityringen"I love exploring stations. I've visited all 270 stations on the London Underground network. So when a whole new metro line opened here in my home city, I knew I had to explore. Let's see what it's like, shall we?
denmarkIs this thing still on? It is now!So ... it's been a full six months since the last post, and I'll be honest: one of the main reasons it's been so long is that the scripts I was using to update
denmarkOn the cuspMy current accommodation continues not to be great, but I'm not done yet: I'm fighting back, and I think I'm winning. Plus, I've been meeting more cool new people!
denmarkMe, Denmark, and The Lying BrainweaselsWhen I moved to Denmark, and chose a place to live, I chose poorly. Then I compounded the error. And then, the Lying Brainweasels threatened my job.
bbcA Decade with Auntie BeebRecently, I left the BBC, after 11 years there. A few personal thoughts on what I experienced there: the bad, the ugly, and the good.
denmark, movingI moved to Denmark!2017: I'm married, I hardly ever leave the UK, I only speak English 2019: I'm single, I live in Denmark, and I'm not bad at Danish Umm... what happened?
ruby, techrspec and exceptionsA surprising way in which an exception doesn't always cause a test to fail. Or indeed have run at all...
transgenderReflections: before and after my first electrolysisWhen I first started talking to friends about my gender identity, and exploring what was possible, what I could do, what seemed to be impossible, one of the first things I did was
transgenderMission: Get on with your everyday lifeAs a trans woman, I sometimes encounter prejudice and intolerance as I try to go about my life, just like almost all other trans people. But why?Cis (non-trans) people sometimes think that
rantyWhat do you think of this? ANSWER ME!If you're creating a survey, it's very tempting to make the responses mandatory, to make sure people fill it in, and to make the analysis easier. But it's actually almost always a terrible idea.
