I don't post much here and it's a relief to be honest. It's nice to have a social media account where posting only feels necessary to talk about good things and genuine discussions, as opposed the Twitter whack-a-mole against racists, racists and otherers.
Today started a month where I ref Cardiff based teams against English based teams.
Cardiff are 41-28 up for those looking to keep score.
Early morning exercise alert.
I love reffing for Cathedral School. They (and opponents) always have a really supportive environment for their children to learn and develop rugby.
And chapeau to the parent who told his child today that 'you have to respect your opponent's, especially in victory'
#introduction (attempt 2)
ACHD patient that (sometimes) ignores medical advice and referees rugby around the South East Wales area, Chaotic Good, INFP, occasionally completely shifted out of that. Will/Does FM for money
#indiepop #annibyniaeth #nature #sustainability #disabilityinclusion
Mastodon feels like the good ol' days of the net. And at that time I created a website, specifically to meet people at a gig, that somehow spawned an all night beach party that over 300 people attended including a very notable musician who played a free set.
I of course missed the party as I lost track of time and hung with some DJs I'd never met instead.
Introductory post.
Rapidly aging, ex anarcho indy punk, ACHD patient that sometimes referees rugby, gets mad at specific governments and wishes we could just go back to having a song playing behind our profile instead of doing introductory posts.
Mine was normally "Blankest Year" or "Happy Kid" by Nada Surf.
Things that haven't changed since Myspace. Still like chaotic, scratchy, duelling vocal indy pop rawk. Still thinks the WRU is run shambolically. I'm still learning Welsh