He told us that he'd moved on the E-M5 (gave it to his daughter, I think I recall) - but I had forgotten it as well.
@Steve Noel I guess you know your reasons for not owning a personal camera at the moment - but some, like the Panasonic GX80/GX85 (new or used) or the underrated Olympus E-M10 II are quite affordable, and the Panasonic 12-32mm is one of the nicest (and most compact) kit zooms out there. Might be worth a look if things feel frustrating. What's more, a used E-M5 or E-M10 (which would be my personal preference for an older used body "on the cheap") can be had for little money, though that might leave you without a decent lens, the older kit zooms being what they are.
Around here, lightly used GX80 kits (the ones with the 12-32mm included) go for around $250 (less if you're willing to use auctions) to $300 (with accessories). Not a bad price at all for a very reliable performer. Strangely, E-M10s are a bit more expensive around here, but not by much; body alone will be cheaper (saw one for $160), of course. I guess that all these prices will be even lower in the States ...
M.