After the sauna we had more plans: The Munch museum. While it was dedicated to its namesake, Edvard Munch, perhaps most famous for “The Scream”, the museum also hosted 12 floors in total, many of which were dedicated to different artists from all over the world. It was quite a cool museum. Some of my favorites are here:

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On Thursday I had the luxury of spending almost the entire day meeting free. Not that I don’t like meetings in general, but sometimes it is nice to have large unbroken periods of concentration, especially when you have projects and things to do. I was able to make a ton of progress.

Earlier that day, I did some classic "reading the future through the coffee grounds", and it told us that we should go back to the mountains. So, after our all-hands meeting, we decided to do just that. With every external battery pack completely charged and connection from seemingly anywhere, we planned to work from some outdoor area on Friday, with the van as our base.

On the way, we stopped at a beautiful lake to cook dinner, and then continued toward Rondane National Park until we discovered the perfect spot. Not only were we a bit protected from the road and winds, but we had 4G and a table which overlooked the town below, along a river and between the mountains.

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