23.5°

If you can call it waking. I think he’s up enough to phone Aziraphale and ask if it’s all over yet? I do not think Aziraphale’s answer about how we aren’t actually in the official second lockdown yet, or the tone of voice in which it is delivered, followed by Aziraphale’s helpful explanations about the Rule of Six, Household Mixing, or pub opening times, did much to get Crowley out of bed. And he’d put down the phone with a sigh.

If this were the old days, Crowley probably thought, I’d have a commendation for the masks by now. A small, uncomfortable thing that human beings can do to keep other people and themselves safer, turned into a giant politicised shouty mess. Brilliant. Probably I’d have a plaque. But of course, they don’t need demons to come up with stuff like that. Hell is empty. All the demons are here...

https://youtu.be/9SVL-bQyDrU

We cut one scene, set a little before the French Revolution one. So it would have been Regency.

I really haven't been talking about it a lot. I answered one question for one interviewer, and that answer has been the subject of innumerable articles over the last couple of days.

What I said was that everybody would obviously love more Good Omens, but there are many many hurdles that would need to be crossed before there could be any more Good Omens, not the least of which is how you would film something like that in a post-COVID world.

There doesn’t seem to be any lists of ADHD studyblrs out there, and I’ve had some people ask me if I know of any. So I’ve decided to create a list of all ADHD studyblrs! Along with a list of blogs that are help and give advice on coping with ADHD. This list is just the ones I know of, so if you have one and are not on this list please reblog it with your studyblr!

ADHD STUDYBLRS: @adhdstudying @adhdstudy @adhdstudyblr @adhdscholar @studyadhd @adhdstudytips @finally-a-realistic-studyblr (me!!)

ADHD BLOGS: @actuallyadhd @adultadhdlifehacks @attentiondeficithyperactivedude @hey-look-a-squirrel @lifewithadhd @mentalillnessmouse (not ADHD specific but still a good resource to find help for coping with ADHD) @adhd-community @adhighdefinition @adhd-is

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Me

My counselor really liked this analogy because it really makes it obvious what the deal with ADHD is. Our minds are structured differently. Processes which are automatic in other people’s minds are not automatic in ours (executive dysfunction).