One of the things I was most excited to see in Heraklion was the Phaistos Disc. This clay disc was discovered in Crete in 1908 and is covered in symbols from an unknown language. No one knows what it means. I learned about the disc a few years back when I was researching “mysteries” to knit into a scarf. (I ended up going with the Wow Signal.) Isn’t it cool? Now we have a smaller magnetic version stuck on our fridge.
A quick catch up in Singapore with the best team ever. ❤️ #awsdeveloper #apjdevrel
That’s it. Final flight selfie. 8hrs and we’re home… ❤️✈️
This has been a great trip, but it’s reinforced something that I started to feel this year and that contributed to me leaving my job: I am *over* travel. Time to stay home for a long time.
Time to go home. ❤️✈️
Um, excuse me, Chippendale is ranked the #7 coolest neighbourhood *in the world*? 😎
Why yes, there is a Ferris Wheel directly outside our hotel room and it starts running before 9am. 😳🎡
Wiesn. ❤️🍻
A perfect Oktoberfest day. Two years ago it was rainy and cold, but today we had blue skies and sunshine. We caught up with friends, enjoyed beer and Bavarian food, bought some souvenirs, and escaped before it got too crowded. ❤️🍻☀️ #oktoberfest
Why yes, there is a Ferris Wheel directly outside our hotel room and it starts running before 9am. 😳🎡
My name is Kris. I’ve been blogging since the 90’s. I live in Sydney, Australia, and I spent most of my career in the tech industry.
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