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Park life
This afternoon we went to Parco Sancho, a (very) well designed park and playground about 10 minutes from our home. In Denver, there is a strong inverse relationship between sketchiness of the neighborhood and quality of the park. So when we say the towering council estates surrounding the park, we knew we were in for…
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Reframe
A guy I used to row with has been spectacularly successful since we lasted pull stick together (to be fair, he was very talented before that). He’s at the point where he is getting invited onto some of the smaller AI podcasts, but I wouldn’t be surprised if he is a big player at one…
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Rough night
O has two (TWO!) new teeth coming through, and a fever. It’s not a good combination. I’m writing this, semi-hiding in the kitchen, after Ky and I endured a very difficult night. There is light at the end of the tunnel though, even if it’s the first edges of the sun coming up. Onwards.
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Transition
Today was my first day proper using a Macbook. It is a weird experience. Computers have changed a lot in the past 25 years, but a lot of things have stayed the same. The keyboard has stayed the same. The way you click a mouse has stayed the same. The Quit, Minimize, and Maximise buttons…
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Father’s Day
It was Father’s Day. It was a brilliant day. Ky and O really made me feel a million bucks today. It started with the gift that every parent crazes, a sleep in! After a few nights out on the road, being able to lie in bed for an extra hour, before O brought me my…
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World Cup
On Friday, I went to the Turkey v Paraguay World Cup game. It was a wonderful experience. For all the controversy leading up to the tournament, the USA did a great job. The crowd was passionate, but respectful. The Paraguayans were in exuberant ecstasy as they not only were able to score (in the second…
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