I’m sitting in the familiar chair in front of my three TFT screens, behind my desk. Back in Sweden again, after a horrible day of traveling (I won’t fly intercontinental in economy class again), and a good night’s sleep in a room beyond 5 degrees Celsius. It feels good, albeit a little weird, since I was in Japan long enough to get into an everyday routine.

I’m jetlag free at the moment, a bit tired but that’s all. Flew in the right direction this time. I do believe I will be feeling a bit funky come afternoon, so I’m glad I planned on this day to be pretty unproductive. Gonna catch up on e-mails, finish writing my freelance gigs related to my Japan visit, and install Ubuntu on my Kohjinsha UMPC that I picked up. I was originally going for the Asus Eee PC, but it was sold out everywhere, so I’ll have to wait a bit on that one. The Kohjinsha is a bit cooler though, being a 7″ ultra-mobile tablet PC, but it runs Windows Vista in Japanese, and could be a bit more responsive, so I’m gonna wipe it out. A fun little project. More on that in later posts for sure.

I’ll upload my final photos to my Flickr account as well, didn’t do that this weekend, and I’ve got a bunch from Saturday and Sunday that will go up.

By the way, you certainly know when you’re back in Sweden. Getting off the train from the airport in Copenhagen, Denmark, at Malmö Central, it’s all elbows and people trying to trample you to get either in or out. Not like in Japan, where everyone keeps their distance and got a bit more patience with these things. There you go, cultural differences yet again.

Better get started then. Hello world, from Sweden.