Noah Kochanowicz

This is a post I drafted up 7 months ago that I never published.

It's been a week now since I got back from Montreal and I wanted to write down some of my final thoughts.

I'm writing this to be a guide I wish I had when I was setting off on this journey to walk from Toronto to Montreal.

This is the raw stream of consciousness I experienced.

I’m going to do a post when I get home as a recap of my trip/how-to guide for walking from Toronto to Montreal.

This is a shorter one, here on my last day of walking.

I’ve received unconfirmed reports that people are actually reading my blog now.

I’ve eaten at Tim’s a lot these past two weeks for breakfast.

I’ve spent a lot of my training energy with our dog on tricks that are pretty useless but make for good party tricks.

I aim to walk at least 5 kilometres a day without my earbuds in to allow myself to be alone with my thoughts and just listen to nature.

On Thursday, I had one of my longest planned walks between Belleville and Napanee going through Mohawk territory The last 5km, after leaving Deseronto were real rough.

I’m lying here in this little world I’ve built.

Look at how beautiful this is!

When I get to longer breaks on this walk I’ve been reading.

Day 2 of Getting To Montreal The Hard Way kicks off with my new morning routine of taping up my feet has been great for blister protection My water filter kit still sits in its bag unused.

First leg kicked off with a walk from the CN Tower through Biidaasige Park with Mer.

I wrote about my sabbatical plan here 4 months ago: https://nowuh.com/landing-on-a-sabbatical-plan Since then I've been busy preparing and getting married.

I found it remarkably true what people say about this being the happiest day of your life.

At the start of the year, I posted this about everything that's coming out of my account every month as a subscription.

34KMs in the books.

Next month will be my five year anniversary at my my current company, Wealthsimple.

My music owning experience in life has been a story of jumping from one monolith to another.

I went to see Franc Moody at the Danforth Music Hall on Tuesday.

Updated: My email is no longer my blog, but I've linked to a copy.

Matt Andersen must be 300 years old.

Our phones are Soma Swallowing half an hour before closing time, that second dose of soma had raised a quite impenetrable wall between the actual universe and their minds.

The Verge’s Installer recently asked their readers to provide some details and feedback about their favourite devices and services from non Google/Amazon/Apple providers.

I've tried a lot of fitness classes over the years and I've only found a couple things that I've enjoyed.

There's a tendency for me to want to try to find the new perfect thing to replace a whole host of things.

2025 is almost over and I've once again decided to turn my attention to the constant quest to be more intentional.

I recently picked up an iPad after not having one for a few years.