A Japanese Life After Fifty
Cycling, running, gadgets, code, good food, and health. A daily diary of life after fifty in Japan.
Diary
- The sun finally came out. Bicycles really are the bestAfter days of rain and a typhoon, I got back on the bike. Health is my biggest asset.
- Our regular Chinese place, okonomiyaki, and my daughter's birthdayA day off. A big lunch, a long nap, and a birthday to celebrate.
- Five hours of sleep, no breakfast, and a lot of sudachiMy new smart band says my sleep was terrible. I skip breakfast to make up for last night.
- I ate breakfast twice, then abura soba at midnightA client meeting, soba, a French dinner, and ramen after midnight. A disastrous day of eating.
- Yakitori and Highballs with a Senior Colleague from My Old CompanyIn the evening, I went to a yakitori restaurant with a senior colleague from my old company. It was really delicious, and a lot of fun.
- I'm Hooked on the Korean Drama MousetrapA Korean drama where I can't guess what comes next. Dinner was my wife's cooking, and my daughter was there too. What a happy everyday life.
- My Commute Is a One-Minute Walk: What Changed Most After Going Independent at 50My development room, a small room just a one-minute walk from home. Since I started my own business, I eat out much less.
- My Scale Says "Overweight." I Will Weigh Myself Every Day and Show the WorldMy Xiaomi S400 measured what is inside my body: over 20% body fat. Starting today, I will record my weight and 100 squats every day.
- I Installed Ubuntu on My ThinkPad with WSL2, and It Runs SmoothlyWSL2 runs smoothly even on my older ThinkPad. Starting today, I am keeping this diary for my health and my English.