The baby was supposed to be due today. It doesn’t look like he’s in any rush to get out though. So after a few days of resting at my brothers place, I decided to go to another short road trip.
I drove to the top of Whistler mountain today. Unfortunately, it rained sporadically the whole way up, while it was sunny most of the day down in Vancouver City. The drive itself was truly breathtaking. I think I actually forgot to blink, since my senses were so overwhelmed, resulting in my eyes turning dry and red by the time I got home. I can’t imagine having a more perfect vehicle to make this drive with either! The twists and turns was no challenge, and I was able to drive at full speed the whole time. In fact, I was overtaking quite a few slower vehicles around the turns, since they were so slow, impeding my enjoyment of the drive itself! My brother told me that radar detectors are legal in British Columbia. Perhaps I should source one here. Regardless, I absolutely intend to make the almost 2 hour trip to the top again in the future before I return home. Hopefully I can “Initial D” it downhill next time?
Warning – geek rant below. The guys over at the Traefik developer team decided to release ver 2.0 recently. Unbeknown to me, the .toml config file is not compatible from 1.7 to 2.0. So half the services on my server just went down with no warning. It took me a while of troubleshooting before I discovered what triggered this issue. This is the last thing I want to do in the middle of my vacation! I manually rolled back the docker version, and I will update the .toml file when I get back home in a few weeks. I bloody hate computers…
