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After a month full of activities and fun, it's time for me to get back to my usual routines and do a little spring cleaning.

Currently sitting in a little cabin out in Akkerhaugen, Norway. The sun is shining and the views are epic.

It's the Easter holidays and we're spending it doing up the house a little. More specifically, painting and updating the doors.

It's time to switch from Linode to Contabo. Let's hope it'll be a smooth transition!

Out of necessity I have to update my todo's workflow. I'm going to experiment with using just the calendar. Hopefully, this will help me be productive and stick to my good habits.

I've finally set up PopOS to my liking. Hopefully, I can make this my daily driver and get better at using Linux

I finished editing the wedding guest video and took couple of weeks off to recharge my creative juices. Now it's time to start editing our trip to Japan. This is going to take some time. I have a month worth of footage that I need to go through.

I've finally made great strides with the wedding video. I'm almost done, it's just the small little details that I want to figure out. Hopefully I can be done with this project and never have to work on it again. I forgot how much time it takes to edit a decent video.

I'm trying to get my wedding video from the guests perspective out, but it has been difficult finding the time for it. I'm hoping I can get as much done during the weekend.

Finally have an entire weekend to focus on myself and catchup on tasks that I've been puttingto the side. Hopefully, I'll be able to get as much done as possible. Alternatively, I might take it easy and rest. I'm not putting any pressure on myself this weekend

Trying to stay focused and go through my todo list one item at a time. It's difficult, but a necessary skill.

After almost a month of travelling around between Japan & Korea I'm finally back in Sweden settling back into my normal routhines. I've had a great time, but it feels great to be back home.

Currently in a hotel room in Tokyo, Japan. About to get ready to explore the dense yet fascinating city.

Currently sitting in a coffee shop in Osaka, Japan. The culture and way of living has been interesting to watch, but I'm enjoying being out here and soaking it all in.

Starting to finalise everything for the wedding. It's all coming together!

I've finally updated the wedding site. Now I can get back to the projects that I was originally working on.

The weather is getting better and it's time to start sort out the garden. Who knew being a home owner would be a project in itself!

This weekend we're the tour guide to a friend who's visiting us from the UK. We've got a few activities planned, the next few days are going to be fun!

Starting to get back into my routines of going to bed early, waking up early and working out. I feel much better both mentally and physically. I just need to keep this up.

I'm trying to get back to my normal routines of waking up early, working out, and a few other healthy habits that I've been putting to the side. I'm can already feel the positive effects, I just need to keep it up.

I feel like I'm finally getting the hang of Docker, proxies and subdomains. It has been a frustrating yet fulling journey. I'm looking forward to learning more about tech and the benefits it has to offer.

Lately, I've not been feeling the best. I'm not sure if I'm stuck in a rut or just frustrated with my development. Regardless, I need to do something about it and keep moving forward.

Currently sitting on the couch with the laptop, the sun shining in through the windows, and the dogs lying either by me or on me. Life is good and I need to constantly remind myself to be grateful of the situation that I'm in.?

Starting to get the hang of the open source app 'Home Assistant'. If both time and money permits, I would love to set up a smart home that caters to all my needs.

The past two weeks I've found myself stuck in a rut. I'm not sure what's going on with me, but I need to shake things up and get myself back on track.

After a busy week where I was juggling quite a few different projects I can finally rest and clean up both my physical and digital space. It has been a tough few days, which is why this period of rest is much needed.

Trying to finish up all my remaining projects so that I can focus on the main thing. Still not sure what that is, but I want to clear up my calendar regardless.

I've been spending the past few days trying to wrap my head around Docker, reverse proxies and self-hosting. Although it's frustrating as hell, it's quite rewarding when everything works.

After a busy and tiring week, I'm going to enjoy the weekend by catching up on some other tasks that I've put to the side and spend time with those that matter to me the most.

As I look out into the garden from my office window I can see that it's covered in snow. I'm enjoying December and the festivities that come along with it.

After being in London for much longer than we expected, it's nice to be back home in Sweden with the dogs.

Currently getting my creative juices flowing and designing/building a new website. I'm learning a lot from it. I always enjoy this process.

Trying to spend more time with our dog Chibi so that I can teach her the essential skils she needs. Need to remind myself that both patience and consistency is all it takes.

I'm excited for the future, the potential of learning new tech and creating new opportunities. It's going to be a long road, but I'm sure I'll be loving every minute of it.

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