Beth Witham

@nny.bsky.social

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Learning technologist (FHEA), lover of terror and queer romance, ADHD brain, cheerfully asexual, she/her, all opinions my own

A pillow in a black ‘hey there demons it’s me… ya boi’ buzzfeed unsolved shirt
A Teams message that says "Yes! Thank you for having that thought, I had it earlier and then it fled"
A whiteboard with a horizontal scale labelled ADHD impact scale. The left point says ‘on it like a car bonnet’, the centre ‘some repetition required’, the right ‘hand me a fidget and make me write it down’. A red magnet is at the right end of the scale.
A dark red smoothie in a skull-shaped glass tankard
Duolingo - Norwegian with the English translation ‘Your sister doesn’t know how smartphones work’
A panel from Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson. Calvin, a small boy, is panicked and running. Over his head his speech says “it’s July already! Oh no! Oh no!”
The same instrumentalists play the same cheery song more slowly. The camera pans to the straw bear costume burning and billowing smoke
A man covered in wheat stalks until he resembles a haystack dancing down a street followed by a smaller version and a bunch of instrumentalists playing a cheerful folk song
A close up of Christmas tree branches. Hanging from one is a dark green wooden decoration of a skull on a book.
Lot by Bryan Washington
How to be an antiracist by ibram x kendi
A Duolingo screen - ‘it’s expensive to be poor’ is translated into Norwegian - det er dyrt a vaere fattig
Cover of Taproot by Keezy Young
The cover of Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey
Spotify daylist entitled heroic traditional heavy metal Thursday early morning
A brown cottage with a bright red door is centre frame but far off. It’s standing on mixed dry grass and shingle, under a bright blue sky. The only thing in the background are a few distant telegraph poles; two wires stretch across the top of the picture.
A fabric patch printed with a frog looking pensively up at stars. He is riding a smiling snail, wearing a blue starry wizard robe and hat, and backed by red toadstools.
A paint by numbers painting with mushrooms, moths, foliage and a black background that took FOREVER.
Small crocheted rainbow humanoid shapes awaiting their alien eyes
A crochet hook through a project in progress - rainbow yarn on its way to being a gaylien head
A text message that says ‘Let’s agree no one’s allows to judge anyone for amounts of dust in laptops ok’ with a cry-laughing emoji react
Normally weird and weirdly normal: my adventures in neurodiversity by Robin Ince. It has even more page tabs marking pages than last time I posted a picture.
Normally weird and weirdly normal: my adventures in neurodiversity by Robin Ince. There are page markers dotted throughout the first half.
Ducks by Kate Beaton.
Under the pendulum sun by Jeanette Ng.
A picture of Miracle Max and wife from the Princess Bride. Text says ‘I’m not a witch, I’m your wife!’
The cover of Race and Education: Reproducing white supremacy in Britain by Kalwant Bhopal
A paint by numbers of plants, moss, crescent moons and mushrooms. Only the very top corner has been painted black - the rest of the white space in the painting is staring at me accusingly
Two pairs of laser cut plastic earrings - a pair of black pentacles, and a pair of goofy looking skulls in white on black.
My hand holding a 3D printed capybara with soulful eyes 😁
The heart of the woods, a book by Wyl Menmuir
A T-shirt printed with a white tiger with pride colour stripes protectively curled around a smaller black tiger with trans coloured stripes. The tiger’s tail curls below it, with the words ‘protect trans youth’ on it
The cover of tales from the inner city by Shaun Tan
Cover of 'More than a Glitch: Confronting race, gender and ability bias in tech' by Meredith Broussard
The cover of Spores of Doom: Dark tales of the fungal weird, edited by Aaron Worth.
The cover of Cloven Country: the devil and the English landscape by Jeremy Harte
A tattooed arm. There is a cup of tea in the shape of a skull, the top edge of a Polaroid taped in place, and the new tattoo of a black ghoul with a horned skull mask.
The cover of Folk by Zoe Gilbert
Decolonizing the undead: rethinking zombies in world-literature, film and media edited by Giulia Champion, Roxanne Douglas and Stephen Shapiro; Race and Education: Reproducing white supremacy in Britain by Kalwant Bhopal (both books) and Greif by Zeal and Ardor (CD) in a pile
The cover of Transformative Practice in Higher Education: Innovative approaches to teaching and learning, edited by Alicja Syska, Carina Buckley, Gita Sedghi and Nicola Grayson
Duolingo screenshot. The selected Norwegian says jeg er trott oh har vondt I hodet. The translation below says I’m tired and have a headache
A doormat with text saying ‘enter if you dare’ - it faces the inside of the house, implying that entering the outside world is the risk.
A wild Beth appears! Chubster with blue eyes and dark purple/blue hair.
The cover of Other Ever Afters: new queer fairy tales by Melanie Gillman.
A Spotify daylist header entitled album rock power metal Tuesday early morning
The cover of The Boy on the Bridge by M R Carey
a scrawled diary entry which reads (in deplorable handwriting) But I am very poorly today & very stupid & hate everybody and everything.
A cartoon of a woodlouse - the first panel has the woodlouse in its normal state and says ‘f*ck it’ [sic], the second has the woodlouse curled up and says ‘we ball’
A chair draped in a fleece and white cloth, holding a mask with long white hair, a long pointed red tongue and black horns. It stands on grass, surrounded by red pennants with scrawled horned faces
A Duolingo screenshot. The Norwegian says jeg vil ha seks, with my addition kake. The English says I want six cakes! (It corrects me underneath - should have been kaker)
Cover of The Girl With All The Gifts by M R Carey
The cover of a tomb with a view by Peter Ross
A bridge across the Seine on a day with a bright blue sky and clouds, the Eiffel Tower is on the right.
The cover Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff
Terry Pratchett beaming at the camera, sitting in front of a wall of books. To the left is a gold bird and a statue of the Death of Rats.
A ghost shaped hot water bottle in a bobble hat that was tragically shrunk in the washing machine
Feeding the Monster, a book by Anna Bogutskaya, against a starry bedspread