Corinne 🐈🦇

@simplyunderstand.bsky.social

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Disabled owner of at least one invisible illness. Neurodivergent. Bisexual. Chaos gremlin. Designer of CatBats. She / they.

A flyer asking for volunteering opportunities fighting for trans rights. It uses the colours of the trans flag to highlight my individual skills: graphic design, organising information, simplifying complex ideas, writing, editing & proofreading.
A flyer with a grey background textured like tarmac, decorated with stripes used to mark disabled parking bays down the side. The flyer says: Wanted - volunteering opportunities fighting for disability rights. What I can do: Graphic design, organising information, simplifying complex ideas, writing, editing & proofreading.
A black, tortie and calico catbats are toasting with champagne glasses and blowing bubbles. The tortie has a tiara, and the black catbat has a snazzy bowtie.
A black catbat with a bowtie toasts a brown and white catbat wearing a tiara, while a calico catbat blows bubbles for the happy couple.
A freshly minted shelving unit filled with books and baskets, angle 1
Partial text from BBC news story on the Cerne Abbas Giant in which I have circled in red the part where the BBC admits climate change is both real and man made.
Mymble is a calico cat with green eyes.
A flowchart for cpr that doesn't have any sort of looping mechanism. So weird.
Trump, Melania, Epstein and Maxwell pose for a photograph. Together. In the same place. At the same time.
One of our CatBats, a black cat with one pointy tooth called Máni, is flying through the sky.
A list if dos and don'ts around hiccups.
Pictures of Michael B Jordan, a black man with a wide smile and a dapper moustache, and Timothée Chalomet (yes, like the hair product) a young white man with dark hair. A screenshot from a BBC article about the 2026 Oscar nominations, it describes Chalomet as a 'ballet sceptic' and refers to the race for the prize 'veering all over the place like a broken shopping trolley'.
A cartoon version of Willow the cat, transformed by some adorable, evil power into a cute bat.
Leaving the lively streets of Finsbury Park, having gathered your organic groceries from the Deli at 80 new Veg Box pick up service, you ascend the stairs towards your private sanctuary. Met with bright white walls lit by recessed spotlights and large windows, A perfect space for welcoming guests or escaping the city: this is a blank canvas ready for covetable Manhattan loft styles or perhaps more clean Swedish lines and furnishings. To your right you'll spy the nicely sized kitchen area complete with oven and washing machine, finding natural light and views over North London. Taking a hand glazed ceramic mug from the wall hooks, you top up your latte from the cafetière, steal a hand-stitched throw from your Eames chair and shuffle through into the bedroom. You smile to yourself, remembering the vintage Cure poster you had framed yesterday and give Robert a knowing nod as he resides above your double divan. The bathroom sits adjacent, adorned in white tiling with a glazed window and large shower enclosure. The landlord is providing brand new curtains in the bedroom and living room.
A text from the hospital that recently traumatised me the most, requesting a rating out of 6. Unfortunately 'actively working against my health' is not an available option.
Three pairs of wondrous socks. One pair has fuzzy ginger cats on a blue and white polka dot background. The next is brown with white dots and the fluffiest cream coloured cat you ever experienced on a sock. The last sock is sage green with some sort of pixellated brown and white hunting dog on it.
Nairobi National park is a green oasis set against an incongruous backdrop of imposing tower blocks. In the foreground, two fully grown rhinos are grazing peacefully.
A gingerbread person floats in a tub in a comforting sea of sweets - wine gums, hearts, pastilles, marshmallows and sprinkles galore!
A large house with a pointed roof, constructed from gingerbread. There is a arched central window and door, a balcony with colourful m&m string lights, intricate patterns in icing and a pretzel stick fence.
A brass oval with an inbuilt hook, otherwise known as a horse brass, shows an elephant in the middle carrying a tiger on it's back. The engraving reads 'Chipperfield's Circus'.
Majestic looking falcon with bright yellow claws, eyes and beak and a brown dappled body.
Apparently scientists thought bats had some elegant, sophisticated way of avoiding each other as they flew through the skies. New cameras show they just bash into each other willy nilly.
A google search page for the terms 'football euros'. Two filter options have appeared on the page. The default is 'Men's football' and it references an event a year ago. We ask ourselves: why are there two separate categories at all? Someone searching 'football euros' should immediately be shown the results of the most recent competition, surely?