Wishes for Windows 12; the return of Windows Phone & more

Wishes for Windows 12

This blog post isn’t gonna be short so make sure you grab a drink (or 2) and strap in.

Not all of this will just be applicable to Windows 12 btw but could be brought in for Windows 11 too.

Some of these suggestions are already in the Feedback Hub.

Stop making it hard to have local users!

This is because well, it annoys so many users. Listen to them & allow this process.

Particularly as people like me, often are asked to help a friend, relative or community member & we should not have access to their online accounts at all when we help them.

I always recommend when helping people out to setup a password that is stupidly long and then use the other options available like Pin login or on devices that have it, Windows Hello Facial Recognition/Fingerprint login where possible.

But yeah allowing a local account is something that users still want. So stop getting rid of the option for using them.

Allow Facial Recognition to work with multiple accounts

I just tested this, with my Surface Go 3 & a local account. Because I have a account that already uses Facial Recognition I cannot assign this as a option to for the local account. This seems daft, as there’s times where you may want/need to have multiple accounts on a device and still want to log into each account using this feature.

Apply a Configuration during install.

There are many ways to build and then apply a set of desired configuration settings during either the install process or as part of a post install configuration. The below are a just a few that we can use today.

• autounattend.xml files
• System Center Configuration Manager / Microsoft Configuration Manager
• Intune
• Microsoft Deployment Toolkit

There are also

• DSC (Desired State Configuration)
• winget

I’ve used previous versions of DSC to apply my Desired Windows Configurations, which can include all manner of things including the installation of Applications, Windows Features, like setting up Active Directory Domains & deploying wide ranging Lab & Production environments with multiple machines being deployed and configured at a time, whether on Premises or in the Azure Cloud.

However, one thing that I’ve wanted for a long long time, is a shared Configuration Repository, much like the Azure Quick Start Templates & now Azure Verified Modules repositories.

I had written this, and prior to publishing, I re-found this DSC-Samples repo & whilst I know there’s been some winget samples in a repo, I don’t think there’s a community repository, though I may have missed this. Though it would be good to have a shared single repository that can be both DSC & winget configurations. So you can see where it may be beneficial to have side by side comparisons or as detailed below a “intelligent” pick one method.

My suggestion would be to host this in GitHub, similar to those repositories & in the installation process be able whether in automated means or via manual means can query a shared configuration repository (Public or Private) or be able to pass a file or url to a file, for the configuration to apply. These configuration files should like the AutoAttendXML file be able to be added into a ISO image and if it has a default name, like Config.dsc or config.winget this should be then run & the user be given the option to either watch this be run, or wait until it’s complete before being able to use their system, especially if there is need for reboots etc.

An example of an edited Bicep VM Configuration schema could be the following with this by default being passed directly to Winget or DSC. I realise that this is different to how things are today.

This is particularly useful going forward if you for whatever reason can’t use Azure Machine Configuration, which I know will support DSC v3 soon, like in a disconnected Azure Local environments using Bicep where you currently (2025-08-01) do not have access to Azure Machine Configuration as per the supported services table.

resource vm 'Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines@2023-03-01' = {
  name: vmName
  location: location
  properties: {
    hardwareProfile: {
      vmSize: 'Standard_DS1_v2'
    }
    osProfile: {
      computerName: vmName
      adminUsername: adminUsername
      adminPassword: adminPassword
      windowsConfiguration: {
        enableAutomaticUpdates: true
        provisionVMAgent: true
        configurationName: 'Install-Git' // If this is a generic name like so then inside the configuration it should pick either dsc or winget on Windows
        configurationFile: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Microsoft/Winget-Configurations/Install-Git.winget'
        // also support https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PowerShell/DSC-Configurations/Install-Git.dsc
        }
    }

or for linux machines

 osProfile: {
      computerName: vmName
      adminUsername: adminUsername
      adminPassword: adminPassword
      linuxConfiguration: {
        configurationName: 'Install-Git' 
        configurationFile: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PowerShell/DSC-Configurations/Install-Git.dsc'
        disablePasswordAuthentication: false
        provisionVMAgent: true
      }
    }

As you can see that would be a great way to progress in future for environments where you can use Bicep.

But generally having the ability to apply a configuration during install, especially for those not already using any tooling that I’ve mentioned would be a massive productivity gain for us all & introduce more people to configuration as code, which is a win|win for me.

Please make this happen 🙏🏻

Which leads me onto.

Fully adopt Configuration as code

This means I should be able for everything in Windows to easily configure it by a set of DSC resources, and not have to rely on a UI driven task sequence that can’t be replicated in code that easily.

This again is another reason why having a Configuration Repository in the longer term makes sense.

Start Menu

The Windows 10 Start Menu for my is a much nicer experience than the Windows 11, however, in terms of productivity the Win 11 one does have some useful features to it.

Therefore, A blend of the 10 & 11 Start Menus is clearly what’s needed here.

The main features in the Win10 Start menu that I love, is the scrollable set of apps, with pinned apps that you can size up however you like.

However it is missing the productivity enhancement that Win11 brought with what files you have been working on.

For me I’d love it if the Windows 10 start menu would be an option, with the live tiles, and configurable resized pinned apps, and to add the recommended files panel.

This should be configurable in my mind as to which layout you want, defaulting to side by side, like in Win10 vs the Win11 one where the layout is on top of each other.

The configuration, of this should be able to be stored as part of a winget/dsc configuration file, and applied easily enough.

Deduplication Features

Deduplication is a feature that Windows needs as part of the Client OS. This would be incredibly useful for those of us that for reasons have sprawls of data across our devices, taking up much needed space unnecessarily.

This is especially true now with .Net applications bundle everything they need to be self contained, however tooling like the Azure & Graph PowerShell Modules, all could do with a redesign to reduce this hefty footprint. Though they aren’t the only tools that suffer from this * cough * node * cough *

Lockable Desktops

I use virtual Desktops quite a bit, and whilst I may not need to very often, having a lockable Virtual Desktop, would be very beneficial, however I can make use of Remote Desktop Manager by Devolutions which is an awesome tool for admins & developers to use.

I did create this issue for the Ability to Lock the terminal - Microsoft/Terminal that was declined due to there being a read-only feature there already. I’ll leave you to have a read of that issue.

RDP session as a Desktop

Whether to a local vm, local network or remotely connected device, this would be great, especially using the shortcuts that we can already use to switch desktops.

Multiple Taskbars

I want the ability to define and place multiple taskbars, on each desktop that I have.

I use virtual Desktops quite a bit and would prefer having the taskbar to be configurable on each & if I chose for it to have a taskbar on bottom, top, left or right. Or on any combination of them & any combination of things on them. Additional shortcuts would be needed too.

Edge but not with Chromium

I personally can’t stand Edge, sorry & switch to the Chromium engine for me killed any chance of me wanting to use it. I’d like to see it built with the Gecko Engine, that is used in Firefox/Tor and others. But this I doubt will happen. But if ya don’t ask you definitely will never get it.

Full uninstall of Edge.

This should be a simple optional feature. It shouldn’t be that hard to remove features like this if you aren’t intending using them.

Remove PowerShell 5.1 & inbox PowerShell 7.

PowerShell 5.1 should become an optional feature so it too can be removed. This then will complete a multi-year goal of the PowerShell team (and mine) to fully deprecate and archive the PowerShellGet codebase Repo & fully focus on PSResourceGet. There is already this Discussion about Should PowerShell 7 in Box & well here’s my comment for you to read

But simply put adding an optional feature for PowerShell 7, would allow it to be installed & 5.1 removed very easily.

This could even be something that could be backported to supported versions of Windows whenever it happens.

Editions / Features

Windows suffers, massively, from a user and admin/support perspective from having so many different editions that you can install with all manner of different features in them. This is compounded with optional features & then exacerbated by all the configuration options & then all the software we can install on it.

This is a double edged sword in many ways & as such I’d just have Windows 12 and instead have Feature Packs that remove all manners of different editions. This work seems to be there, when you look at this in System.

On my Win10 device

Edition	Windows 10 Enterprise
Version	22H2
Installed on	03/06/2022
OS build	19045.6159
Experience	Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19062.1000.0

On my Win 11 Device

Edition	Windows 11 Enterprise
Version	23H2
Installed on	07/07/2023
OS build	22631.5699
Experience	Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1106.0

However I know there has been a desire to have a Developer Edition of Windows that is neither the Pro Edition or the Enterprise edition. I really would like the Enterprise edition to disappear and for all the features in it to come into what is currently known as Pro. Though I really would like it so that you have just the single bare Windows 12 Installation Media (i.e just like Tiny11) and for all the features in each edition to be an Optional Feature, but there to be a preconfigured list of grouped features, that align to the following Persona’s

• Home User
• Business User
• Pro user
• Dev user
• Gamer
• Student
• Educator

These should be choosable during install, and be made available via the shared configuration repository as suggested in the Apply a Configuration during install section above & also allow us to point to/provide a configuration file that maps to our own custom persona’s.

This is useful for when you need do User Experience Testing as part of Product Development or when Troubleshooting an issue.

I expect this would be a major productivity enhancement by giving an opportunity for shared configurations & persona’s that are available via a shared community developed and Microsoft Maintained configuration & persona repositories.

This leads me nicely onto.

Return of Windows Phone Form Factor.

This one is because frankly having 2 major OS’s in the Mobile Market is detrimental to consumer choice and there should never only be 2 major players in a market as big as the mobile OS market.

I not only was flabbergasted when the Windows 10 Mobile was shut down but also frustrated because to me the options of Apple and having to sell a kidney to afford a recent device & Android with it’s fragmented Operating System implementations across the different providers means that jumping manufacturer often means a major change in functionality. Lets not forget that changing between Apple & Android isn’t simple either.

As a budding developer, that wanted to branch into the world of building experiences across different form factors including mobile, for me the loss of Windows Phone as a form factor, especially because of the likes of Windows Continuum, would have allowed for a more interesting way of working a bit differently too. I almost bought one of the HP Elite devices, as well as a Lumia 950 XL, though I also had other Lumia’s like the 550, that I used for a long time as my business phone until the screen got smashed. I also got the 640 for the nostalgia collection.

I may have been one of the few that said So what there aren't many apps for Windows Phone but to me that was a selling point for those that wanted something in the middle between a dumb phone and the range of top end smartphones that are out there. It also meant that in time, if Windows Phone had been given the same level of support as Xbox got from Bill Gates, we’d have a market with more apps being developed that could run on your phone, tablet, laptop, desktop, Xbox and even connected experiences with Hololens & other AR/MR/VR devices.

I still feel that with a few things tweaked, particularly Senior Managements expectations on how quickly they would gain a larger Market share, which was partly due to them not getting a larger developer presence, was due to factors that Microsoft had in their control, but didn’t execute & stick to it the way that Xbox has done. So yeah, Microsoft definitely shouldn’t have bailed on the Windows Phone ecosystem when they did & definitely should bring it back, especially now there is the Windows on ARM.

For this to be successful, Microsoft should do the following

• Release a public statement committing to Windows Mobile for at least the next 20 years.

  • This brings trust in that Microsoft aren’t gonna do what they did last time, and quit the market.
  • Yes 2 decades is a long time, but following the same support process as we have for Windows today, this is only 2 major OS releases as it stands today.

• Release a series of first party Mobile devices

  • All in all they should release 6 different devices with different feature sets, all running Windows Mobile.
  • These should cater for different price points in the market
  • In the UK this would be £200, £300, £500, £750, £1000, £1250
  • The Surface Duo 2 was released at £1349 in the UK & is still getting listed on Ebay today.
  • One of these definitely should be an Xbox Designed Device & to me this should be the £500 price point.
  • The Surface team should design 3 of the remaining 5.
  • DevDiv should lead the Design of the £750 device.
  • The Azure Team should design the remaining device with it being the £1250 price point device.
  • Of course this is just a suggestion but it is what I would do, based on the following
    • Xbox has back history of designing innovative new hardware, and yes the RROD of the 360 was both unfortunate & somewhat hilarious to look back on, this would breathe some life in the Xbox Community. As an Xbox designed Windows Phone, especially if it brings back the Continuum feature, would be a big selling point for many. Especially if you look at the Nintendo Switch.
    • Azure has a history of designing innovative new Hardware and Software solutions & for the IT Consultants that specialise in Azure, well being able to say I have an Azure Designed Windows Phone that I can use to Manage my Azure Infrastructure is the kinda Street Cred that no other provider can currently throw out there. That is un unless Amazon suddenly bring out a series of Amazon Phones with an AWS branded one or Google bring out a GCP branded mobile device.

• Pair up with other 3rd party Manufacturers

  • These should focus on partnering and manufacturing devices that cost in the lower to lower upper part of the above price range (So from £200 -> £1000)
  • Have a few 3rd party devices at the higher end for choice
  • Include to OEMs for 2 years a cost free version of the Windows Mobile OS, but for there to be a Microsoft to Manufacturer Support Contract in place that scales up based on the number of devices that manufacturer sells.
    • For example, if a hobbyist or specialist manufacturer (someone like me in future perhaps) wanted to build a phone from the ground up and only wanted to make <50 devices as a PoC then this should have a sensible support offering.
    • However for manufacturers looking at 10k, 100k, 500k devices or more, they should be able to scale their support contract to Microsoft as they need.
    • This should enable a wide range of different manufacturers to

• Release a “Install at your own risk” version

  • This again should be a free offering for 2 years to gauge the interest in the market from inquisitive developers & administrators like me that either have devices that could run this directly or would be willing to take a device, like a OnePlus, which is one of a few Android ARM Devices that has had both Windows 10 and Windows11 installed on ot

Bring out a Microsoft Watch

Apple have one, Samsung have one and Microsoft should have one too. It’s as simple as that.

Bring back the Zune!

Apple really have made the mistake of discontinuing the iPod range of devices. Much like Microsoft did with the Zune. I mean ask Scott Hanselman, about his love of the Zune, as well as countless others.

However Microsoft should make this device much like the iPod Touch with WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3.5 connector, USB-C & also a dedicated Power Jack. It also should have expandable storage *using SD cards or PCI-e SSD’s. As well as a removable battery. It also shouldn’t have a Camera or a Sim Card. But should support using apps like Spotify/SoundCloud in offline modes. This is useful for study sessions. It’s also useful instead of giving a preteen or teenager a smartphone, and instead giving them a dumb phone and a music\video device that has some smart features but importantly doesn’t allow taking photos or videos.

I personally want this for myself, because there are times where I don’t have a need or desire for my mobile phone, but do want a online capable, but not mobile network acessible, device, which can stay offline for however long I decide it to. Like I have my dad’s iPod Classic and that’s great for some uses, but a device like this, with parental controls and an allow/deny list of apps from the Microsoft Store, is potentially a major win for parents, and therefore Microsoft too.

Bringing back this sort of device would remove some issues that we are seeing with people accessing disturbing content, particularly children (especially if there is no browser feature) & would In my opinion be a great seller.

Return of the BAND

I never got round to getting the Microsoft Band, however it was a device I wanted to get.

Whilst off topic a bit, The Blues Brothers is a film with the following lines in it

Jake Blues: “We’re putting the band back together.”
Mr. Fabulous: “Forget it. No way.”
Elwood J. Blues: “We’re on a mission from God.”

To me bringing back Windows Phone, & having smart devices like the Band & Watch, as well as a redesigned Hololens like device, well that’s a winning combination if you ask me.

Which brings me nicely to.

Return of the Hololens, done very differently.

Oh this one is definitely a sticking point for many. I saw articles like this on on Hololens use in UK’s NHS and instantly was like, that’s exactly what this sort of device should be used for.

Hololens was and still is an interesting concept, just like the Xbox Kinect was, but being designed as an all in one system, as opposed to being a device that acted as an extended display for your mobile, tablet, laptop, desktop or even Xbox Device, meant that the costs of it were, as a friend of mine loves saying Astronomical when they could have been done for significantly cheaper & the price points for it was an utter disaster that killed it as a product off. This stopped so many developers, whether hobbyist or small/medium & even large businesses from building applications that could work with it, which is a shame.

Now, if you redesign the Hololens so that the core compute aspects of it are done off device (so there’s no need for on device storage etc) and transferred via either a wired or wireless connection to whatever device you connect it to, whether Windows or otherwise, you could unlock a very different market entirely, and cheaply.

The price point for this sort of device, for it to gain market adoption and use, is definitely not £3000 but around the £250/£300 mark which is what the Meta Quest falls in today Friday August 1st 2025.

Microsoft Desktop Devices

Considering Microsoft have recently released Windows 365 Link what is essentially a locked down version of the NUC type devices, I feel it only really makes sense that Microsoft should release their own similar form factor devices as this is an area that Microsoft have usually left to other manufacturers, which I do completely understand why.

This could again be devices that are designed by Xbox, Surface & Azure, but also perhaps could be those teams working in partnership with upcoming 3rd party manufacturers & they could release co-designed devices.

This is all food for thought for Microsoft Senior Leaders.

Repairability & Upgradability

Any new Microsoft Devices need to have suitable mechanisms for users to repair, replace & upgrade parts easily, which means ideally no soldering of CPU’s, GPUs, RAM or Storage. Also when you look at devices like the Framework devices where you have the ability to easily switch the ports you have on the device, this is what many consumers want, instead of death by dongles & 1/2 ports on a device. This is what all laptops should have & along with not just replaceable batteries, but easily hotswappable batteries, which can double up as portable chargers for other devices.

I miss having the ability to externally charge a battery, have a second one with me & take my devices in the middle of nowhere with no power adapters, or network connectivity & just switching off from the world but still being able to get stuff that I wanted done.

Oh and devices should have a primary charging socket that isn’t USB-C & also isn’t a flimsy thing like what the Surface Devices seem to think makes sense.

These types of Power Connector make sense, and have been used for so long that they are much easier to repair or replace on a device, or like you see below get an adaptor that is £7 on ebay.

or

Full marketing plan

Take all the above and whilst this I doubt could happen before Christmas 2025, perhaps planning to Christmas 2026, with bits of all of this released in stages, particularly with developers getting access to development devices would allow the option for a super bundle offering perhaps for the beginning of the School Year in September or for the end of year sales in 2026.

This should consist of the following

• Choice of Laptop/Desktop/Tablet or what ever combination you want
• Phone
• Smartwatch and/or Band
• Hololens
• Xbox

All this with a good discount on this when you purchase bits together so that the bundle makes sense financially to parents & general consumers as well as businesses, charities and governments, whether all Microsoft branded devices or a mix match of devices across manufacturers, would see more people look to make the switch from Android and Apple to Windows Mobile and would enable it to have a good chance of being successful.

Summary

Microsoft have a lot to do in the future with existing markets that they jumped out of. A return to these whilst may never happen, I feel by publishing this post, and sharing it directly with people I know at Microsoft that there is a chance this does happen.

Oh and if Microsoft does read this and go yanno what, lets do all of this then they should already know after my 7 years in the MVP program, 11 years as a Windows Insider, and multiple years in both the Office Insiders & Xbox Insiders program, as well as now part of the Microsoft Global Community Initative as a Regional Lead in the UK that I’d be happy to consult with them and test devices for them, an offer that doesn’t have an expiry date, irrespective of how busy or side tracked I may be with other things in the near future.

If you can’t tell, especially from the Blues Brothers Reference, I’m also on a mission, & whilst this is going to be one that opens up new ways of working as well as research & development in SO SO SO many areas, including critical research into diet that will be published on kila’s kitchen & discussed on my new podcast #IRrrwR - Irregular / Ridiculous rants/rambles with Ryan it would be great to see my mission and Microsoft’s once again align a bit more & for them to once again & for me to help the direction of products, like DSC, PowerShell, Bicep, Azure, Microsoft 365, Windows Server & more. Like I did.

Lastly, Satya if you read this.

Yes, I have been public about the recent layoffs, mostly because, having been made redundant from my first Job at Burger King in 2007, when they closed the store I was working at, & then surviving a round of layoffs at Barclays which I proposed to offer my role to others facing redundancy & then moving to The University of Manchester before my old team were made redundant, before then accepting a voluntary redundancy from The University of Manchester, I know now unfairly disruptive these events are for individuals, families and all the economies that are dependent on those people having been in work and staying in work, I also know that sometimes they can breathe fresh air into individuals that seem stuck or just need a break. However, the loss of skills, knowledge & broken relationships is something that causes more issues than it really solves & leaves larger holes and gaps in consumer expectation and community trust.

Please, as a technology leader, and one that has as wide range of impact on the world, re-evaluate whether all recent layoffs really were necessary, especially when, this is me being kind, every team I’ve engaged with at Microsoft over the years, has seemed to be ranging from slightly underresourced to so under resourced that you have one of the largest communities of community developers on the Planet, that many of us, myself included, have spent and continue to spend significant amounts of our time, not just providing comments & feedback that we’ve been passed, but also getting stuck in and not just sitting back and saying this particular thing is utter 🐩💩, but that's just how it is & it won't change even though if given the opportunity to, as you’ve seen from the growth of the community getting stuck in and helping improve your teams products, & doing so instead of working on similar ones with your competitors, or ditching this sector all together like as Jeffery Snover used to say in his awesome lumberjack quote that I can’t quite remember it fully off the top of my head.

Also, this quote on 🚀 WinUI OSS Update: Phased Rollout Toward Open Collaboration - microsoft-ui-xaml/discussions/10700 from Biyakuga sums up lots of similar feelings that I’ve heard over from so so many people over the years.

Guys, you need to understand that people are very frustrated when a company the size of Microsoft 4 trillion market capitalization doesn't allocate enough resources, and it feels like a side project.

Teams like the PowerShell Team, who I have continued to work with closely for almost a decade, even after my unfortunate and quite frankly stupid exit from the MVP program in 2022 due to my own mistake in not following my own processes during a time when I was grieving and utterly burnt out, and well at one of my lowest points ever. It is a Process that I no longer can mess up anymore as per this No More Naughty Words in Emails post I authored recently. Though that was also before having yet another of my lowest ever moments just a year later when I suffered homelessness, after what was an interesting experience in the Jobs Market.

I’m glad though that I live in a Country where there are protections that do make these sorts of events less impactful than they are in the US, especially the health & social security benefits that we have in this country & whilst I had to fight & push hard to be housed, I am in a property that has it’s issues but can with the right time and investment (much like myself) can be improved. I also am glad that I understand enough about the world to talk and discuss about it & more importantly stand up and take action when I feel it’s needed, much like in writing this post or this other post about the Different Types of Code Maintainer.

However, I have said previous that whilst I would love to be employed as part of the PowerShell team (cos at the moment I’m almost sorta am, just without the pay aspect), however I could never leave the UK permanently, due to my family being here, but also, with my experiences with multiple employers I would find it hard to be employed as a FTE by anyone other than a select few organisations. Microsoft used to be the top of that list, however, that changed with so many layoffs of so many people that I know and respect from my time in the community. However to work as a part-time consultant, that is something that I definitely could do. However, the time I can give to this going forward will be less than I had been doing previously. When this changes I’m not exactly sure but it’s definitely going to be sooner than perhaps I had intended.

So Satya (or anyone else that is), If you do end up reading this, Do let me know via the GitHub Comments feature, on this site that I’ve built and maintain using GitHub, along with kila’s kitchen & Mental Health Affects Someone Like Me - mhasl.me and & please, if you can, I’d really appreciate it if you could look through the Hire-Me & Donation-Policy pages.

I have been really struggling on & off and well, it hasn’t been fun or easy, and I am sick of struggling like this, whilst giving so much time away for free. I know it’s appreciated but also, like, appreciation doesn’t pay the bills, or put food on the table, or get me to the conferences that I’ve missed, or get me to to see family that I don’t near.

I know things are gonna change for me, one way or another, the question is, how important & valuable is it to Microsoft for people like me, who contribute like I have, to continue to contribute, so that Microsoft can say yeah we really are empowering every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more, because so many of us are tired, and so many of us have either walked away or are on the brink of walking away.

Apologies for ending this, in such a way, but, I have consistently gone above and beyond, I know countless others that do too, and that never get there correct level & kind of recognition they deserve, which includes, many of the recent layoffs. Which I don’t really think was needed, but I disagree with layoffs, much like I disagree with Olives on my pizza, but that’s what you enjoy, go ahead & enjoy it, whilst I would love to enjoy a pizza, with peppers, pepperoni & pineapple, & a kebab, this evening, that’s sadly not something I can afford at this time.

Thanks

To every single person I’ve interacted with over the years, thank you. Your chats, your content, & just the fact that you exist, makes it enjoyable to be a part of this age of the Human Race, even if we have some ways to go to bring together some much needed peace across the planet. This also applies to anyone that reads this that I haven’t interacted with directly.

We’ve got a long way to go & lots to do ot get to the places where we want to be, I’m far from done yet, that’s for sure.

Look out for the first few episodes of IRrrwR - Irregular / Ridiculous rants/rambles with Ryan! next week. Until then, I’m going to try and enjoy the weekend even though I am skint.

Have a good one all and let me know in the comments section what you think.