Tour de France excitement, bike setbacks, terrace transformation and an angry angle grinder.

I had a super productive week, blogging a lot thanks to my new ‘bullets’ format. I’ve revisited Mimestream, an email client, and been biking a lot with my son. Bought a new bike alarm, water cages, and bottles. Also, I enjoyed a Netflix show about the Tour de France. A video about trauma left a big impact on me. Finally, a chat with a friend made me value relatability online.

I’ve got a fresh new avatar thanks to Andy. Plus, I’m taking on a DIY terrace renovation and automating my garden watering. Apparently, I’m also looking for additional hours in a day.

In this blog post, I introduce my new series called ‘Bullets’ where I share my thoughts and experiences in a concise bullet point format. There’s a photo of a blue car and a few links to other people’s blogs.

Based on the number of posts, April was a quiet month. But honestly, I don’t believe myself that this is true, so let’s try to tear the April apart and see what happened! I’m back in the saddle, both gravel and MTB bike were ridden a few times this month! A little bit over 100km in total, but it’s a start! I watched some cycling in TV, kept my fingers crossed for Pogacar, he managed to win Ronde van Vlaanderen, Amstel Gold Race and La Flèche Wallonne.

After quite successful and productive February, March decided to be a bit more challenging. I had some issues on all fronts, but still managed to discover and experience a few interesting things.

Another month has passed and it’s time to summarize it. We had a little holiday in Kraków with the family. Hard to call it a regeneration but still, it was nice to spend some time together. We had a nice whether, including -10°C during the day. Highlights: Wieliczka, Wawel, Muzeum Iluzji, Pałac Krzysztofory, Wesoła Cafe, AleKlocki. During the Kraków visit, I had a chance to experience the BMW 3 series for the first time in the 370+HP version and explore the city with my guide D.