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Those of you who know me can probably guess how excited I am about this.
If you want to come with me to enjoy an award winning, extremely energetic live act that is The Prodigy, here’s a link to buy tickets.
And if you’re unsure about going – let’s talk about it. I’m sure I can convince you :)
This birthday comes when I’m relatively happy, but it follows a few not-so-great months. The past year had its ups and downs.
We closed Playrock. Following that I started looking for a job outside of Israel, but instead opted to take a job at an Isareli startup. That may have been my biggest mistake of the year. My experience in that company wasn’t good and I switched jobs again. I’m sorry that I didn’t follow through with moving abroad, mainly because it would have saved me a lot of grief, both professional and personal. I take comfort in the fact that I’m enjoying my current place of work (Stratoscale) a lot.
Other than that, I became involved in a side project, Unvelope (Hebrew link), which I hope will do well.
I also had a short relationship that didn’t turn out well at all.
I saw The Prodigy twice – in June and very recently on New Year’s eve. That’s always a good thing :)
I’m still running (outside) twice a week. I feel healthy and in that sense things are fine.
To sum up, quite a lot happened this year. I hope I’ll be mostly happy this year and maybe to accomplish something meaningful.
That was a great one. Exactly at midnight The Prodigy came on stage and gave a great gig. Not much to say about it that I haven’t said before. My favorite of the new tracks played is Get Your Fight On, but there isn’t a decent enough recording of it yet.
I’m very busy so I’ll make it short :)
This is the 9th anniversary of me going to the gym for the first time. Same as last year, I’m running 11+ km (in about one hour) twice a week with the addition of some simple workouts at home for the upper body.
This has become part of my routine, so it’s not such a big deal. And that’s a good thing :)
After shutting down Playrock I tried looking for a job outside of Israel, but eventually decided to go work for an Israeli storage startup. The job was interesting and the employees were great, but I had to quit because of differences of opinions I had with the CEO and CTO about what I’m allowed to do on my spare time at home.
So I’m unemployed again, which isn’t too bad. I hope to find a job pretty soon, but being at home right now for a short period of time isn’t too bad.
I’ve been working lately on a new side project called Unvelope (Hebrew link). I’ll probably write a longer post about it in the future.
Other than that, life is calm, which is good :)