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“There is this terrible misconception that disabled people just take, but actually by taking from us, you prevent us from being able to give – we want to be able to participate in life equally the same as anyone else, and that includes going to work.” Disability campaigner Tanni Gray-Thompson

Maslow's Hierarchy of Knees

In #DoctorWho news, it has come to my attention that the Daleks are planning to invade Earth again, this time via Madrid. They are currently hiding in plain sight in public places, and the locals haven’t yet noticed the threat, despite the paper-thin diguises. I blame Russell T. Davies.

Here’s a poem called ‘Pet Peeve’.

A thing about loss. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

It's starting... (Zoom in to just to the left of the centre of the photo, and then to just to the right of centre, and then a little further to the right.)

Adding alt text. Videos with captions. Only using one or two emojis. We're here to celebrate you. 👏

EastEnders at 40: a thing. A few years ago, Albert Square was rebuilt on the lot at Elstree, a short distance from the original. So, for a while, there were TWO Albert Squares. (‘Two Alberts Square’?) Absolute scenes.

🎙️ Today is World Radio Day, but audio drama is under serious threat! 🎙️ Please sign and share our petition to save audio drama at the BBC. Let’s reach 10,000 ✍️👇 www.change.org/p/save-audio...

13 Feb is World Radio Day, and the BBC is planning to cut drama budgets yet further, so I am starting a thread of drawings inspired by BBC radio dramas. (Leaving out worstjourney.com for now as that's its own story.) Hit social media with #SADatTheBBC to get on the radar tomorrow.

Word of the day is ‘arsle’ (19th century): to have a distinct sense of going backwards.

Pause and enjoy the starling murmuration that I witnessed yesterday evening. Mesmerising

BTW if you want to get this reference, too, it is never a bad time to listen to Magnitsky the Musical.* In fact right now might be the best time of them all. www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/... *except, maybe, if you're in Moscow

It's AMD month, but what is it? It's the leading cause of permanent sight loss in the UK, affecting about 700,000 people. For more info or help with a diagnosis, our friendly Eye Health Team is here for you. Give us a call on 0303 123 9999 or drop us an email at [email protected].

Can't believe I completely forgot what day it is today. youtu.be/WJBrAIVrK-4?...