A Joshua Weissman “But Better” Twix clip featured a maid-costume gag, ending with a playful “join our…” line cut short

What begins with There Will Be Blood and stray Twitter sightings turns into a practical question about whether the diary should become YouTube entertainment, or whether writing alone is still the right medium for the project.

Played with Palith’s Rolex and worried the crown/knob was damaged. Watched American Psycho fashion critique, then linked Demi Moore and “A Few Good Men.”

Sporting Star money talk and a failed business-learning stint ran alongside a sharp note on violence around Lasantha. After Killing Eve, a late-night milk-and-cookies ice cream raid landed the day

Returned after a writing ban, logged Covid death and vaccination details, reflected on Sri Lanka politics and Afghanistan, then eyed Port City links

An Austrian visitor opens the evening, but the page really settles on stored survival supplies and a long meditation on painting my grandmother, Freemasonry, Harry Potter symbolism, and why that portrait still feels charged...

The visible page is almost entirely locked away, with only fragments and an ellipsis left on the surface, so there is no fuller T1 or T2 day story to package honestly here.

The day starts with writing as stress relief and Singapore memories, then hardens into a loyalty purge: distancing from the Dharmadasas, pruning weak ties, and deciding security matters more than keeping every friendship...

The page keeps trying to control the ETI story: defend Thilanga's name, decide which Edirisinghes can still be useful allies, laugh through the Deepa fallout, and fold all of it into a wider plan for reputation repair, Port...

The day swings between restraint and ambition: hiding angry posts, deciding karma can punish Lal and Deepa better than any retaliation could, settling on 45 mg of Mirtazapine, and mapping how Thilanga, politics, and bank...

The day starts with website redesign, a letter to Babette Rothschild, and mercy toward a former employee, then widens into Richard de Zoysa, Premadasa, ETI, Deepa, and the argument that Sri Lanka keeps rewarding betrayal,...

I stayed in negotiation mode from start to finish, juggling calls, pressure, tactics, and private anger while trying to keep control of both the deal and my image.