camtarn
@camtarn.bsky.social
Edinburgh, UK 🏴 Dabbler in many things: group drumming, music (guitar, keys, drumkit, singing, bit of fiddle), motorbiking, coding, photography, DIY. Bi/queer and polyam.
He/him although 'they' is perfectly appropriate too.
He/him although 'they' is perfectly appropriate too.
This is a bit similar to how I set up my Android home screen - I use a monochrome custom icon set so that the only colourful element on the screen is the wallpaper. I really prefer it to the cluttered rainbow of icons.
...on the other hand I do regularly start the wrong apps so you're not wrong 😂
...on the other hand I do regularly start the wrong apps so you're not wrong 😂
June 9, 2025 at 7:09 PM
This is a bit similar to how I set up my Android home screen - I use a monochrome custom icon set so that the only colourful element on the screen is the wallpaper. I really prefer it to the cluttered rainbow of icons.
...on the other hand I do regularly start the wrong apps so you're not wrong 😂
...on the other hand I do regularly start the wrong apps so you're not wrong 😂
Similarly. It's pretty neat.
June 9, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Similarly. It's pretty neat.
I also watched the 1990 Tom Stoppard-directed film version the following morning, which was quite a different vibe while also being very enjoyable, and had the extra pleasure of seeing Gary Oldman doing his best agreeable simpleton impression as Rosencrantz ❤️
June 9, 2025 at 2:58 AM
I also watched the 1990 Tom Stoppard-directed film version the following morning, which was quite a different vibe while also being very enjoyable, and had the extra pleasure of seeing Gary Oldman doing his best agreeable simpleton impression as Rosencrantz ❤️
the nature of RaGAD as a play 😄
It was an absolute blast. Here's to more of that.
It was an absolute blast. Here's to more of that.
June 9, 2025 at 2:56 AM
the nature of RaGAD as a play 😄
It was an absolute blast. Here's to more of that.
It was an absolute blast. Here's to more of that.
Shakespeare crew handling Hamlet, Ophelia, Claudius etc between them - including a few moments where e.g. Claudius finished talking to Gertrude (Jenny) and then turned to Polonius (also Jenny, hurriedly removing her crown and running round the back of Claudius) which seemed extremely in keeping with
June 9, 2025 at 2:56 AM
Shakespeare crew handling Hamlet, Ophelia, Claudius etc between them - including a few moments where e.g. Claudius finished talking to Gertrude (Jenny) and then turned to Polonius (also Jenny, hurriedly removing her crown and running round the back of Claudius) which seemed extremely in keeping with
Guil's next line in the conversation, often to a Rosencrantz who had also seamlessly switched actors 😆
We had a single actor (Peter) beautifully playing The Player, an entirely invisible cast of Tragedians, Cinder reading the frequently hilarious stage directions, and then the rest of the Pub
We had a single actor (Peter) beautifully playing The Player, an entirely invisible cast of Tragedians, Cinder reading the frequently hilarious stage directions, and then the rest of the Pub
June 9, 2025 at 2:56 AM
Guil's next line in the conversation, often to a Rosencrantz who had also seamlessly switched actors 😆
We had a single actor (Peter) beautifully playing The Player, an entirely invisible cast of Tragedians, Cinder reading the frequently hilarious stage directions, and then the rest of the Pub
We had a single actor (Peter) beautifully playing The Player, an entirely invisible cast of Tragedians, Cinder reading the frequently hilarious stage directions, and then the rest of the Pub
role of Guildenstern with Crow, mediated by little stickers and feathered tricorn hats: whenever I hit a little blue sticker in my script, I would wander over near Crow, finish my line, drop the hat with the big blue "G" on the side onto Crow's head, then they would stand up and take over for
June 9, 2025 at 2:56 AM
role of Guildenstern with Crow, mediated by little stickers and feathered tricorn hats: whenever I hit a little blue sticker in my script, I would wander over near Crow, finish my line, drop the hat with the big blue "G" on the side onto Crow's head, then they would stand up and take over for