I think the important thing is that you bought it. I think I'd wear it without the belt, but on the other hand I happily wear an oodie, so what do I know?

Next: A Warning to the Curious. Peter Vaughan digs up old treasure and seals his fate. Clive Swift also turns up from the previous film, and it's kind of a shame this didn't lead to a series where his Dr Black investigates the supernatural

Trans kids can still join the Scouts, for now.
It's been open to all for years.

www.scouts.org.uk/volunteers/e...

Anyone I know who has an issue has 100% never met a trans person, and I suspect hopes they never will, partly out of fear for something they're unfamiliar with.

That comic in the middle (and every subsequent one written by Jody Hauser) is brilliant. She nails the speech of every character perfectly

Amazing. I opened the oven a couple of days ago to find a ladybird strolling around. Which didn't cause any problems but is still rather odd.

The Stalls of Barchester, in which we dart back and forth between Robert Hardy assuming the position of archdeacon by terrible means and, 100 years later, Clive Swift piecing the story together. It's all bathed in an almost sepia, warm glow - feels comforting even though the story is anything but.

Another kind of pen I've not had for ages!

Three of these pens are now making their way to my house

I'm sorry / glad it helped; some fine line between the two :)
Existence is just... crackers

It is. I've always found it a comforting thought that people, your parents, yourself, always live on in the people around you. They won't disappear