Author Archives: paulhoward

Mornings, I despise them. Getting out of bed each day is one of the hardest things I do each day. Even when I’m fit. I’m a night owl. When I wake my phone is the first thing I look at. … Continued

My morning began by me taking my car to get cleaned professionally at Auto 360 off the Guide Meridian near Ferndale. The guy quoted me $100, but on closer inspection changed his mind to $50. Wow OK cool. I went … Continued

The night started slow and seemed like a real grind at first. My first passengers were a primary school teacher and a lady who works for a digital signature company. I picked them up at the hotel across the road … Continued

The meaning behind The Lost Australian. The design begun while I was waiting for a passenger at the airport. The Lost Australian. What does it mean? Well obviously it’s me and that I felt I had become lost after I … Continued

For some reason one of the most interesting passengers in my car escaped my Wednesday blog. A gentleman entered my car who was a student. He works part time as a radiographer. An underwater radiographer. Awesome. He told me that … Continued

Today was the day Google finally approved ads to be on my page. I was worried I wouldn’t get approved because it kept getting rejected. I figured out it was my privacy policy. Well that makes sense. Once I had … Continued

Yeah you’re probably thinking that’s a bloody long title. Well it’s all about the titles for sure. It sucks people in, but every one of the above is somewhat accurate. Except there’s no lion or a witch. Everything else is … Continued

Do you ever sit there and think how does the rest of the world effect me? Well I do. That morning I saw an article about the snowball effect of a Saudi oil pipeline bombed by Iran and how the … Continued

Ah yes here we are again the bane of my existence. My first passenger was a lighting specialist for a lady called Carmen Banks, a musical artist who travels the world to perform. The gentleman at first said an artist, … Continued

Passengers, they’re more than just customers, they can be a livelihood, a commodity, precious cargo that you are transporting to make their lives easier and so you the driver can put food on the table. My first customers were lawyers … Continued