As soon as I woke this morning I said “Good morning, December”, quickly followed by “You’re the travelator to Christmas.”

November’s only been gone for a few hours, but there’s no doubt that things are getting festive. Across the land doors on advent calendars are opening, emotive adverts are jostling for space between TV shows, thousands of Christmas trees are loitering on street corners looking for a home – and my #dailyoutburst has became a #festiveoutburst – look out for seasonal tics right up to the big day.…

When my overnight support worker Ruth woke up this morning she put the heating on because the castle was a bit chilly.

When my carer Catherina arrived a little later she said how cold it was outside.

And Sophie, who I’ve been hanging out with all day, complained that her hand had frozen within just a few moments of using her phone outside.…

When I was in my room earlier, Bunny, who’d stayed over last night, made a passing reference to my ‘weird leg mirror’.

It took me a minute understand, but as soon as I did it made me laugh.

I’ve got a large mirror that leans up against the wall in my room.…

I woke in a reflective mood this morning. The incident I’d witnessed yesterday was still on my mind and I’d also had an argument with Leftwing Idiot on the phone last night that left me feeling upset.

Strangely I felt reassured by the sadness, or more specifically, by my reaction to it.…

After I another continuity shift for E4 this evening my support worker Fran and I found ourselves in Shepherds Bush, outside Westfield Shopping centre, at rush hour on Black Friday. The traffic was at a standstill so we had to walk some distance to where our cab home was waiting.…

Over the last few weeks I’ve seen several posts on Facebook that have made me sad. They’ve been from people who have Tourettes themselves, or have a child with the condition, and they’ve related to comments or reactions from their friends and family.…

Last Sunday, as BBC4’s Live from Television Centre project drew to a close, writer artist and part time superhero Jess Thom delivered her Broadcast from Biscuit Land.

The all singing, all dancing, all biscuity finale created a memorable and moving spectacle for the live audience in Television Centre’s historic drama block as well as for viewers at home.…

If you thought 2015 was a busy year for Touretteshero, just wait for next year! We’re going to be taking the award winning Backstage in Biscuit Land on tour in the UK (and beyond). If you haven’t been able to see it yet (or even if you have), check out the dates below to see if the biscuity road show will be coming to a town near you.…

For the last four weeks I’ve been spending most of my time at the BBC’s historic Television Centre in White City, preparing for our Broadcast From Biscuit Land, which aired on Sunday. Although I’m missing the creative team we were working with and the building itself, I’m not missing the long journey across London to get there.…

I can’t quite believe it’s actually happened. Yesterday the vision and skills of many, many people came together to culminate in our Broadcast From Biscuit Land on BBC4.

We’ve been on an incredible journey, brilliantly supported by our friends from Battersea Arts Centre and the BBC.…