This was a good week for eating Okinawan food and for achieving several huge paperwork wins. I’ve unlocked a whole new world of being fiscally responsible.
Received a few nice voice notes via my sister who bumped into my high-school maths teacher. “Maths is a game and we invent the rules”. Words to live by!
Marked this year’s tanabata in a symmetrical way, but this time instead of searching for a tree, I shared fish & chips and haggis in Osaki and reflected on everything that happened since this time last year. In some ways I don’t recognise myself, in a good way.
Separately, there’s something rather poetic about seeing dishes of the UK’s north and south on one plate.
What if Yotsu crew, but does darts? Anyway I’m still quite bad at darts.
Converted an old e-reader into a TRMNL and now (thanks to the magic of command strips) my digital signage dreams are realised. My todo list, calendar and even some headlines are now displaying on my wall. I hope this doesn’t awaken anything in me.
Due to a lack of tooling, this involved learning how MTP works and learning about stuff like this is always quite refreshing.
Over a selection of fine whiskies (but no Lagavulin!) caught up with the one and only E in Ebisu. Our journey took us all over looking for a place that wasn’t booked, but it was worth it for the terrace.
When I moved here, I joked that correcting my name was to become one of my principal hobbies. Reader, this was foreshadowing.
