‘dear mummy, we have made good progress across the indian ocean, towards batavia. we were gunning along at great speed when we suddenly came across this inconveniently located landmass where we are expected to look for our wayward colleagues – no sign of them yet. we tried to see if we could strike up trading…
i believe the car, the caravan and i have now attained the highest possible level of continuous improvement awareness: we no longer need to strive, plan, adjust or even communicate … improvement just happens naturally, but itself, and of course (you guessed it): continuously. let me give you an example: yesterday i dropped the car…
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i admit this is a bit lame, but just go with it, ok? kris is already joking about how i constantly ‘improve’ the car and the caravan. and i admit that just enjoying both is not even half as exciting as thinking up ways to make them work better. or be more reliable. or whatever.…
can’t leave well enough alone? that pretty much describes me. but why would i when the benefits are obvious, right? the most important aspect here is battery capacity, or rather: do we have enough? we like to camp off-grid but we don’t like to be without our gadgets: phones, tables, computers, cameras and the drone,…
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