This month my beloved American became American-British, so to celebrate, I took her to see the latest James Bond movie with a seven-lettered-word-beginning-with-S-written-in-all-caps-for-a-title. Just like all the other bond movies, this one didn’t make a huge impression on me, but it did yield my favourite post-it note of the month, which was a musing on how Daniel Craig seemed to be wearing a different pair of designer sunglasses in pretty much every scene of the movie. Very stylish, but it made the movie feel a little like a Sunglasses Hut commercial.

Elsewhere this month, I’ve been watching the World Gymnastics Championships and chuckling every time someone did a move called a pike, pondering how technology makes impossible things possible, and hiding robots into everyday scenes.

A pretty good, pretty scattered month!

After the fold are all the old direct links, for posterity’s sake.

• Pack of wolves
• Yellow shoes
• Breadbeard
• Sky hooks: yesterday’s impossibilities
• Suburbitron
• The Interloper
• Magnum
• Cherry picker
• [No title]
• Telecommuting
• Foggy day, syncing clouds
• Beautiful double pike
• Hallowed weenie
• Hotel, motel, Ro-Tel
• Poulet
• Daniel Craig selling sunglasses
• Mona Liza
• To run the dishwasher
• Entertainment Center
• Import/Export
• Cubesat
• Underground
• Cactus House II
• Race to the bottom
• Radars of the lost ark
• The New Yorkshire
• De do do do de da da da
• Flopellor plane