A record of the everyday
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A longer story.
Photographs, things I was learning, conversations along the way. A browse through my Twitter / X archive, one year or one remembered word at a time.
@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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Most active: 2013, with 3,184 posts.
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June 2013
Zoe's first time at the cinema (@ Cineworld Didcot for Epic) http://t.co/wZuIy5sPT6
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RT @igrigorik: Balloon-powered Internet access (aka, project Loon): http://t.co/e0SxBYHETe - this is why I love Google.
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Planning for our trip to legoland tomorrow (weather permitting) http://t.co/m0sGiJFvYL
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RT @MKGeekNight: Please note that we’re no longer using Eventbrite for tickets, but awesome @useTito so get your tickets here: http://t.co/…
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These are the words and pictures from an earlier moment. Roles, opinions, links and like counts reflect the archive; they aren’t a live feed. Historical references to Vercel and other employers remain where they belong.
The export includes 84 video and 25 GIF references without their media files. Their posts remain searchable, with links to the originals. Those links may no longer be available.
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