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Hi everyone, this is my blog. I hope you enjoy reading it and learning more about my thoughts on topics :)
Of course, I will steer clear of any sensitive topics and anything I’m primarily working on, so if you see a post about a topic here, it is most probably something that I am not working on or my primary areas of interest as I generally don’t talk about my work or primary foci (and by extension, anything that organisations I am associated with might be working on. If I end up working at a tarsier conservation place I’d never post again).
I think this space would be more of a space to share my thoughts and personal reflections, or things that I’ve been up to as a change of pace.
A History Essay - Jul 21, 2025
My Horizons Essay on the History of Science, Technology and Innovation was nominated for the Arthur Acland Prize.
Tarsierdle - Jul 20, 2025
People who know me know that I do lots of word puzzles and games like the NYT crossword. It’s a natural progression to realise that you can draw things with Wordle and an even more natural progression (because it’s me) to combine it with a tarsier idea.
Favourite Pieces - Jul 08, 2025
So recently I got an email that shared with me the upcoming season of an orchestra that I used to play in but don’t play in for the main reason that I do not exist in two places at once. They have a history of really good repertoire choices and it got me thinking about the favourite pieces (and sections of pieces) I’ve played on a solo, chamber and orchestral level.
About Tarsiers - Jun 30, 2025
This summer break, I’m going all in on intentional practice and learning about different areas. I’ve always wanted my vacation periods to be full of learning and focus, but for some reason or other I never really had the chance to execute. So I’m making up for lots of past summers gone by and working the hardest I’ve ever worked in my time in university.
On Birthdays - Jun 29, 2025
So I recently turned 24. Generally I prefer to skip the big celebrations wherever possible – this is the case for most things I’ve done: skip the post-event parties, go home, get ready for the next day of work. If I wanted to celebrate, I’d add in some small treats in my cooking. This doesn’t mean I don’t celebrate the wins in my life: I’ve added these small treats so many times that I’ve ended up with a different problem about spending too much on food. This is not any different for my birthday.