For the .001% of readers who are in Japan:
Date: 4/6/2013
Time: 11am-2pm
Location: Yoyogi Park
Cost: Free
I'm going to be doing a joint meetup with Leo Babauta and Nick Gray in Tokyo on April 6th. We'll be hanging out in Yoyogi park on the big deck thing overlooking the pond. Location here: http://goo.gl/maps/CiEQ0
If it's raining we'll meet at Wired Cafe here: http://goo.gl/maps/14MZg
When I first bought an RV to live in last year a lot of people thought that it was a phase I would quickly snap out of. Part of me thought the same thing. Would a move from a 2000 square foot condo to a 100 square foot RV be bearable?
As it turned out, it was more than bearable. I loved it. When I left the country to travel, I sold everything including the RV I loved so much. Seven months later, back in Austin and faced with the proposition of finding somewhere to live, the decision was simple.
I wanted another RV, and it had to be even smaller.
Last week I was sitting in bed, wrapping my brain around a programming problem presented by my newest project. With no warning, someone started pounding on the wall of my RV. No identification, no verbal communication. Just banging on the wall. Within a few seconds someone else started banging on the other side.
Would you open the door? I didn't. I shut my laptop and stayed as quiet as I could. I have light blocking curtains, but I could see that flashlight beams were reaching for the edges of them.
Then I heard someone try to open my driver's side door. It's locked. Then the passenger side. Also locked. I wondered if I remembered to lock the RV door. It gets tried, too, and the intruder can't get in.
