An efficient morning

Woke up at 6am. Walked dog to rental truck. Filled truck up with fuel. Drove truck back to U-Haul just in time for 7am opening. Continued dog walk. Arrived at locksmith just before 8am opening. Made copies of office keys for coworkers. Popped in to office store and picked up gift wrapping paper. Home and ready to make breakfast at 8:15am.

I take much pleasure in accomplishing travelling-salesman-like challenges such as these. Probably the key takeaway from Startical 1.0 was my propensity for "creative optimisation". This morning was exactly that, and it was fulfilling.

Reminiscing about last year's epic rail journey

Last year today I embarked on an epic rail journey from Montreal to Chicago via Vancouver and Seattle. This time of the year is pretty much the only time I can completely escape startup life (and Internet connectivity), and a year ago I seized the opportunity to do something I'd been dreaming of since childhood: take "The Canadian" across Canada. Sat down with a beer and watched my videos from that trip (see playlists below) which brought back very fond memories not only of the trip itself, but also of Startical 1.0 which involved a similarly ridiculous Montreal to San Francisco rail journey. The playlists: "The Canadian" - Toronto to Vancouver by rail "The Empire Builder" - Seattle to Chicago by rail Also reminds me of my Rails and Reels: History, Infrastructure and the IoT blog post from 2013, just after we had become "World's Best Startup". Somehow rail journeys bring out the philosopher in me...

Brunch with Camille

Owl-i-day

Here's a sneak preview for those who are following Startical 2.0 in real-time: Owl-idays 2019 .

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