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Environment, mental health, travel/walking, photography & the odd rant.
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A gentle sunset (opens the original)
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Later than usual and shorter for so many different reasons. I will write about them when I can. It’s difficult to put into words at the moment. A lot has happened in the span of 33 hours. It is mental health related and what’s been happening is positive. Just a tad exhausting.But that’s not what I want to talk about now, because I think we need to …Collectively laugh at $60 breadA bakery called Rye in NYC apparently sells a loaf of bread for $60. That’s just insane. I read that the same bakery (
Some days don’t go as planned (opens the original)
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Looking for a possibly humorous, tongue-in-cheek grumble that doesn’t shy away from difficult topics when necessary and aims to put a smile on your face? Careful, it might even make you reflect on things 😉I had planned a fun and slightly crazy outing. Two mountain hikes in two entirely different areas.That didn’t happen. Well, it could have, but I only got 3-4 hours of sleep. And I don’t hike in the mountains unrested. Doesn’t feel smart or safe.Try telling my brain or my inner critic that. Beat
Sunday Morning, Window Open, Brain Everywhere - literally (opens the original)
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My thoughts this morning: “I should write about the Netherlands and about Strasbourg and about Ravensburg and how I ended up in Austria – kind of by accident”.This is a great start.I also really should be out hiking now that the weather is nice and no longer hot.Yet here I am sitting by an open window, the sun shining and the coolish air flowing in. And a redstart just sat on my windowsill looking at me.Anyway, I just published something on how I almost met Mark Carney in Strasbourg (not really,
From Rage in Delft to Clitnotes: A Very Normal Wednesday (opens the original)
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Looking for a possibly humorous, tongue-in-cheek grumble that doesn’t shy away from difficult topics when necessary and aims to put a smile on your face? Careful, it might even make you reflect on things 😉Attacks on women in Delft, NetherlandsHow is it up to women to make sure this doesn’t happen? That’s victim blaming masked as concern.Of course, if you know there is an attacker out there who pulls women off their bikes and sexually assaults them, you’re gonna be careful. That’s obvious.But the
Let All Your Plates Have a Purpose (opens the original)
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I need to preface this by saying that I will write more on my trip to the Netherlands here. So, whatever I write about Rotterdam is just a teaser.First things first though. I do have some actual thoughts today. Short ones, since I am here to spend time with friends.Are your plates happy?I keep realizing that not everybody alternates their plates. As in, you take them out of the dishwasher, and you put the ones you used at the bottom. I mean don’t you want to make sure that all your plates get to
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