I decided to leave the home during the day for the first time in a week. Mo, Craig and I headed out of the city by bike to enjoy the forest breeze 🙂 It was so lovely to see all the families, grandparents and coughing grand children out staying nice and close and just playing in a big groups. We on the other hand practiced our social distancing skills 🙂
I have a very first world problem …
Anyone who has been to my apartment will be aware that I like to buy absolutely enormous amounts of toilet paper. Then I never buy any toilet paper for about six months, maybe a year. It’s great. Less shopping and I never run out of bog roll. Sometimes I create a beautiful tower of loo paper which goes all the way to the ceiling. It’s like a work of art made of dunny paper.
But I just ran out and I don’t want everyone to think I’m one of those crazy people stocking up on dunny paper because they’re insane.
To bulk buy like I normally do, or not to bulk buy? #decisions
14 year old me thought this was a stunning piece of artwork. I hadn’t seen it again until now. Not the monstrosity I suspected it was in reality, but definitely not the object of perfection I recalled it as.
I didn’t think I would ever see it again, but for some reason I suddenly remembered this evening that it was built by Ford, and a quick Google search for “Ford concept car 1994” found it immediately 🙂 It was called the Ford Ariosa and was never put into production.
Dave and I headed up Mount Cargill in Dunedin, to check out the city from above. The city wasn’t visible as the weather packed in and it started to rain around 400 m up the hill, but we got some great views of clouds billowing across the mountain 🙂
Photos from my trip to Iceland last year with Brianna.
Brianna and I went to Fairy Falls near Auckland.
I haven’t done colouring since I was a little kid. My three nieces let me join in, and this master piece of art was what I created 🙂 #skill #stillgotit #colouring
I took my very first ride on a self driving bus! It wasn’t very smart, and it often got confused and once even stopped because a leaf blew in front of it. But it was still cool to experience this technology first hand. Hopefully I’ll be reading this again in the future, whilst whizzing across town in a self-driving bus and laughing about how quaint it was back in the days when humans were trusted to drive vehicles manually.
I headed to Poznan for a few days of coworking with Madhvi, Craig, Aleksandra and Katrin 🙂
