• I can’t even begin to express how excited I am for Ahsoka.

  • This was great. Love how they made fun of the genre. Great characters, well acted. A lot of fun.

  • Another disappointment in the Disney list. The early 2000s really were full of duds for the big D.

  • BTTR weekly update 5 April

    This week’s has already been one of those weeks that obliterate the previous week from your memory. Overall, search performance is growing nicely. I love the achievements Google gives you, and watching those little trophies come in every few days warms my heart. Here’s what my clicks from Search looks like: Looks pretty good, right? Which means traffic is growing nicely too. Revenue is still too slow for my liking. But it will come. Continue reading →

  • This week has been a roller coaster. The highs are great! The heart is pumping, I’m excited, things are going well.

    But the lows? The lows suck. I suck. Everything sucks.

    Overall though, it’s just exhausting.

  • In the city for a media event for the first time in what… 4 years? 5 years? That makes me feel quite old.

  • I think this is it. This is the worst Disney movie I have seen. Never again.

  • It’s better than the second one. At least it has a bit of a story, though it’s fairly predictable.

  • Ugh. This movie is so boring. It’s a silly plot and a ridiculous premise for a sequel.

  • How is it that teenagers know exactly what buttons to push? What should have been a fun night of Star Wars has descended into everyone being upset. Ugh.

  • BTTR weekly update 29 March

    By the end of last week I was just about cooked, I have to be honest with you. I ended up spending Friday playing video games to reset my brain a bit. It worked, though. This week has been much better for me, despite some illness floating around the house. A couple of noteworthy developments over the past week are that I created a LinkedIn page for BTTR. I am currently the only follower. Continue reading →

  • I just finished playing Skyward Sword and I have to say, it seems very much like a prequel to Breath of the Wild. Some of the game mechanics, sure, but also the story.

    Could Tears of the Kingdom bring about the return of Demise? I reckon it might. 🎮

  • The kids have been at Nanna’s overnight, so we played The Lord of the Rings board game for the first time today.

    Loved it. Made quite a few mistakes, and our tactics were all over the place. We got a few spots along Shelob’s Lair before Sauron reclaimed the One Ring…

    Might try to play again tonight.

  • Was feeling pretty run down today, so decided to play video games instead of grinding away at work.

    It helped.

  • BTTR weekly update 22 March

    So, last week was a bit of a struggle. After having a bit of an existential crisis around the decision to work on BTTR, I took a step back and decided I needed to reprioritise. The catalyst was revenue, unsurprisingly. I was halfway through prepping a page on the best projectors in Australia, when I realised that I wouldn’t be able to earn any money from the page. One day, maybe, but not now. Continue reading →

  • Well, they’re setting the gang up for some pretty big storms given the amount of quiet in this episode. 3 episodes left.

    My guess is that at the end of the season Omega will be abducted and the Batch will have to try and rescue her… in season 3.

  • I am loving the Bo Katan Kryze story at the moment. She saw the mythosaur and is having a crisis of faith.

    So many connections to Clone Wars and Rebels here. Can’t wait to see where it goes from here.

  • Today I decided to take a step back and reprioritise my content plan. It meant I don’t have much to show for what I did today, but hopefully it will springboard to faster growth.

  • BTTR Weekly update 15 March

    I have to tell you, I was struggling at the start of this week. I’ve been pumping out pages for this site for about 2 months now, and while I’m starting to get into the swing of publishing content, I’m also conscious that things aren’t moving very fast. I knew it would take time. I knew it would be hard work. But the results (while really encouraging) have also been minimal. Continue reading →

  • Classic! Introduced it to the kids last night. They loved it, though a scene or two caused some uncomfortable questions…