• Morning Run
    Humid summer has arrived. Forgot me watch, felt naked without it. Orbital on the buds.

    5.0km

    31.3min

    23.2m climbed

    avg bpm

  • Checkin to むンド料理 Sathi

    in Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan
  • Checkin to Verve Coffee Roasters

    in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
    Pit stop with my #brompton on the way to work.
  • The Week #254

    • 🌷 This week had Mother's Day. This was the first time I was able to get Leo into it a bit and we went out on a secret mission to the local Ito Yokado to get a card, chocolates, and a sweet Magewappa Bento Box (traditional wood bento). When we got some, Leo could not wait so he wrote his message and gave it to Yumi a day early. I facetimed with my mom for the fist time in far too long as well. A successful day celebrating all the moms in our lives.
    • 🚲 I rode my bike to the office for the first time in a long time. Rather than getting on/off the train at Shinbashi, I rode from one station further back on the Tokaido line, Shinagawa. The extra ride time was great. This convinced me it was finally time to retire my regular backpack of 12 - 13 years and got a messenger bag that I can attach to the front of my Brompton. This will make it so my bike is doing the carrying of things and my back won't end up as sweaty. I took it forΒ  a spin over the weekend and it's everything I thought it would be. I look forward to commuting to the office again this week.
    • πŸŽ₯ I watched this excellent chat with Jony Ive. It reminded me how much I like thinking about not just the implementation details of software, but design and UX as well. There were some very interesting practices he and the design team at Apple used to build empathy between the team: someone on the team would be responsible for making breakfast for the entire team on Fridays and every so often they all go work and design at someone's house. I don't think I'll try these with my team (we're spread across the globe), but it's an interesting thought experiment nonetheless.
    • πŸ“š I finished In The Weeds: Around the WorldΒ  and Behind the Scenes with Anthony Bourdain. If you're a fan of Bourdain and his shows, I recommend it. You get a real sense for just how difficult that show was to make and that it still turned into such good work is a testament to the entire team. Needing another non-business book to read, I started on Things Become Other Things by Craig Mod. I enjoy his newsletters and blog posts and this book does not disappoint.
  • Morning Run
    Underworld makes some fine beats to run to.

    4.5km

    30.1min

    23.2m climbed

    161.3avg bpm

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