Daniel Hatton Goodbye, night sky One of the perks of these long, hot days is once the sun finally gives us a break from slow-roasting us, the night sky becomes a Van Gogh painting, a collage of constellations and stars, a never-endin... 26 Jul 2026
Daniel Hatton AI wrote this article Over the weekend, I had a conversation with someone who suggested I should use AI to help write a letter, and that got me thinking. With AI dominating the news, from fears about it taking jobs to disc... 13 Jul 2026
Daniel Hatton It's just summer... Right? I'm convinced the weather has completely lost the plot. At the moment, it feels like the atmosphere wakes up every morning, spins a giant wheel with "Heatwave", "Monsoon" or "Needing the heating on in... 6 Jul 2026
Daniel Hatton Generation games This is the very first article I ever wrote. Written in October 2022 To be exact, whilst sitting waiting for the arrival of my son, extremely late at night whilst my partner slept, tucked away in the ... 23 Jun 2026
Daniel Hatton Feeling hot, hot, hot And with a bang, summer has arrived early. It’s the last week of May, and within two days the weather has gone from still needing to put the heating on in the evenings and wearing a coat out because i... 28 May 2026
Daniel Hatton bee's on the brain So today, whilst doing my daily thumb workout, mashing the arrow buttons on my remote and trawling through the seemingly never-ending lists of things to watch on the countless streaming services we ha... 9 May 2026
Daniel Hatton Error - Page not found I’ve got into a bit of a bad habit. I wake up after shouting at my alarm in the form of a Google Home pod before grabbing my phone and checking the usual social media, getting stuck in a doom scroll o... 21 Apr 2026
Daniel Hatton Procrastination I’ve been sitting here all evening with the intention of writing about something because, as I may have mentioned, I use writing as a way of venting, relaxing and even helping to unwind. I've also bee... 1 Mar 2026
Daniel Hatton Pretend Mechanic Finally, I’m clean and dry. I’m also tucked in bed with fresh white cotton sheets, relaxing after spending most of today lying in a muddy puddle whilst inches away from being crushed by 1.5 tonnes of ... 21 Feb 2026
Daniel Hatton My other car is a canoe It’s mid-February, and as I’m sitting writing this, I can hear the now all too familiar sound of rain battering against the sash window, being helped along by yet another storm. Usually I adore the ra... 16 Feb 2026
Daniel Hatton An hotel rant Wow, it’s late. Or early. Depending on how you want to look at it. Whilst my son and partner are sound asleep, I’m sitting here melting my bollocks off. Even with the aircon supposedly on, whilst the ... 11 Feb 2026