Today was fun for all senses: beautiful views of villas with Lake Como as a backdrop, the smell of a freshly baked cake from our landlords at Balcone dei Limone, the taste of creamy truffle risotto. Then there was the accordion player in Bellagio at the promenade and the feel of the cool terrace under my feet in the late afternoon.
Good day!
John Gruber is having mild Apple Watch withdrawals…
Over the weekend, I went back to a mechanical watch for the first time since March 30. I caught myself swiping it a few times, but the main thing is that I kept glancing at it to see the temperature outside. Also, I felt a vague nagging guilt about the inevitable gap in my fitness/activity history.
Here’s a map with some of the places around the world that I have visited.
Or go to Google maps and view it full screen.
Mazda UK are celebrating the launch of the all-new Mazda MX-5 with a four day open-air gig at Goodwood Festival of Speed this year. Join them in the Stable Yard if you’re in the region!
The Economist on Feb 28:
As the sun does not always shine nor the wind always blow, better batteries could squirrel away surplus energy produced by renewable sources for when demand peaks.
Or simply charging cars at night when demand drops… This could become an interesting part of the equation for the future!