I’ve just downloaded the latest WebKit build of Safari, from the Surfin’ Safari weblog, and great news!
Finally, Safari/WebKit supports finding the selection in a TextArea. I can now use Safari in the WordPress Dash, and use the quicktags. I don’t need to code my JavaScript for comments to ignore Safari…
Yay!
This post posted using Safari, and all tags put in by the Quicktags.
Caroline O’Connor is magnificent in Bombshells, playing at the Adelaide Festival Centre this week. It helps that she has been given a fairly solid play to work with, but her brilliance at bringing the various characters to life is stunning.
The play is a series of apparently seperate stories, but in reality they are all linked, in some way, and we see shades of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon in finding the links between them.
The story starts with Meryl Davenport, a busy mother - a bad mother, perhaps, who is more worried about what other people will think of her than anything else. Her day is full, and she never gets time to do everything she needs to do. Jaq assures me that this is what life is like.
This first act is frenetic, and seemed to me like it went on forever. It was my least favourite part of the play, but it was still alright. We see a fleeting glimpse of a neighbour, who grows cactii. And who’s husband has just left her…
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