Busy week across Ballymena. Three jobs booked back to back. The phone doesn't stop.

Crop circles, aliens, and a match-3 that actually bites back Right, so I work with circuits all day — farm wiring, agricultural setups, the lot — and when I sit down of an evening I'm not looking for something that demands I read a manual. Cropsicles just works: 8x8 board, swap your tiles, watch the cascades pile up, and the whole thing pops and shakes like it's dead pleased with itself every time you land a combo. The special tiles are well thought out — Stripe clears a full line, the Antigrav UFO lifts tiles off with a score multiplier that genuinely gets your attention, and when you chain into one of the named detonations like CIRCUIT STORM or THE NULLING, the board goes absolutely mental in a satisfying way. Got those crop-circle rings everywhere in the backdrop and the whole alien theme gives me a wee Independence Day (1996) flashback, which I'm not complaining about. The Bay power-up slots — three charges you aim and fire yourself — add a bit of tactics to what could've been pure luck. Free-to-play, no pay-to-win nonsense, cosmetics only, the leaderboard stays honest. The 1v1 live duels are real and working, voice chat included, which is more than most casual puzzlers bother with. Four worlds, 12 levels, star economy — it's not a massive campaign but it's solid. Only gripes: the duel ceremony wrap feels half-baked mid-match at the moment, and the Harvest League tabs are still getting sorted, so the competitive side isn't fully dressed yet. Nothing broken, just unfinished. For a free game built around a live multiplayer SDK, the single-player core is meatier than it has any right to be. 👍 Genuinely satisfying combo chains with real visual feedback · Cosmetics-only — the ranked ladder can't be bought 👎 Duel ceremony and league tabs still feel mid-build ⭐ 7/10 🎮 Cropsicles (TYGA.GAMES, 2026)

Nothing beats a Ballymena customer saying "that's brilliant, thanks." Makes the early starts worth it.

Covering Ballymena and surrounding areas this week. DM if you need a electrician.

Ballymena customer tried to fix it themselves first. It's going to cost them double now. Just call a professional.

EICR inspection in Ballymena today — found a live wire dangling behind a socket. Whoever did that should hand back their tools.

Full house rewire finished in Ballymena today. 1930s wiring with fabric-covered cables — genuinely scary.

$0.99 a year. Less than a sausage roll from the Ballymena Greggs. And I'm not the product.

My feed is actually just people I follow. In order. What a concept.

Smart lighting install complete for a Ballymena customer. Every room controlled from their phone.