I sometimes visit the National Library, which
retains just about every book published in
Norway, for reading on the library premises. A 
great source, for example, for older niche
computing books. There is also a nice bakery right
next to it, further down the slope on the side
of the building heading to the pier. So I
enjoyed a little trifecta, first the reading,
then a nice slice of cake with some coffee, then
the pier.

As I saw a majestic (at least to my eyes, as
someone who rarely leaves terra firma) ferry
coming in, I realized that I had not taken
the hour-long island round trip in the Oslo
Fjord which is something of a tradition for me
every summer. 

Neither the queue nor the waiting time were long, 
so I went for it even though I had to bake in the 
sun for a total of ten minutes, surrounded by 
tourists. It was more than worth it. The boat had 
WiFi, but I made an effort to actually look out of 
the window from time to time. Good day, great
even.