Just shy of a fortnight ago we participated in a Slovenian startup expedition to London. It was a day of great historical events and magnificent happenings.

Slovenia got pushed out of the world cup of footballs.

But other than that the expedition was a whole lot of fun. We got to meet a lot of people we talked to at the Prague Seedcamp, awesomer still, some of them remembered us from as far back as the Seedcamp shortlistings in London last September. That was very awesome indeed, shows we’re doing something right.

And we love doing stuff right.

Other than that we got a great opportunity to find out we’re actually getting competent at pitching what we’re doing … at least a little bit … well enough that people commented they really liked our presentation. But not enough for people to start taking their checkbooks out and giving us money.

Oh well.

But there was one very important thing we got out of the whole experience. It was the fact that we need to stop being silly about what we’re doing. We need to board ourselves up in the basement for the next two months and make something. Just being great looking and awesome blokes all around will not be enough for the Silicon Valley trip this autumn. Not by far.

That’s why we’re buying an iPad or two in the upcoming weeks.

But more about that some other time