Blogging around the world

26/6/2017

Part of my role at Autodesk is to blog about emerging technology. Over the last 11 years, I've written around 1,600 blog posts on various topics, at the rate of 2-3 per week. My work blog is called "Through the Interface", in case you're interested in checking it out.

The next 6 months are going to be quite different: I'll still be blogging for Autodesk as we travel the globe - I'm fortunate in that I'll be able to work part-time for the company during our travels - but I'll inevitably be talking less about technology and more about what my family is getting up to.

For instance, here's a blog post I wrote earlier today to introduce readers of my "day blog" to Celia and the kids. (If you'd also like to follow that blog, you can subscribe to the posts via Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+ or RSS.)

I'm delighted Celia has created this fantastic site and that the kids have started to use it to share their thoughts with the world. It's going to be an amazing journey!

Blog post written by Kean.

3 Comments

Rob Harrison

4/7/2017 17:25:43

By chance, Google+ alerted me to your posts and led me here to your blog. How kind of it!
It's a wonderful, exciting and inspiring adventure you're undertaking - makes me want to drop everything, gather up the family and dash after you!!
Looking forward to following your progress - if for some reason you decide to detour to Israel, would be delighted to host you.
All the best - savor every moment :)

Nick A link

10/8/2017 00:12:54

Kean, I am very jealous of your big trip as a family. I rarely look at LinkedIn, so have only just found out about it. Your itinerary overlaps a lot with ours of 04/05 (before kids), a link above. (It probably renders badly now, I fiddled around with the standard blogger template and whilst it rendered OK in MS browsers back then, you now have to find the archive links at the very bottom.)

I won't list all our best bits that you may go near, but I'm happy to answer any questions if you have queries about particular places that you are undecided about. Looking back, we seemed to visit an awful lot of vineyards in many regions, in many countries, which may be less appropriate with the kids!

We do still have ideas of taking our boys to Argentina, for an extended trip, which we found to be an excellent place to visit.

Best wishes to you all, and I will be following your progress avidly, reliving some of our trip vicariously through yours.

Kean

10/8/2017 03:29:23

Nick,

So nice to hear from you! And great to see your trip's blog from way back when. We're definitely looking forward to Argentina, and I dare say one or two vineyards will be visited, despite the kids being along.

Please do follow along with us, it's nice to know you're there.

Kean

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