A trip to where the Brexiteers live

Summer is over, September has started. So we used the bank holiday weekend to get away. Not anywhere far, as one can’t travel anywhere nowadays without much trouble. The result was, we rented a random place in Lincolnshire, since the South of England is crowded and expensive. So we drove up North to a placeContinueContinue reading “A trip to where the Brexiteers live”

It’s not all grey in grey

I thought I would be more creative during lockdown and the pandemic in general. I should have called this post “The myth of being productive in the times of crisis”. On social media you’d see people using all their new freetime for creative tasks, more exercise, self-improvement and what not. But fact is the crisisContinueContinue reading “It’s not all grey in grey”

Felix Mendelssohn & how them classical composers can help you

It’s been quiet around here. Simply because I haven’t had much to report. And then there is the lack of inspiration that I’m encountering at the moment. When people tell me their lives have pretty much returned to normal, I wonder in which part of the world they live in. Working from home is everythingContinueContinue reading “Felix Mendelssohn & how them classical composers can help you”

The Beekeeper of Aleppo and the situation on the Greek-Turkish Border

On the weekend I read the news and literally started to cry at the images and reports of people being prevented by teargas to cross the border from Turkey to Greece. Erdogan has used people as a political tool by dropping the already controversial deal between the EU and Turkey to keep the border closed.ContinueContinue reading “The Beekeeper of Aleppo and the situation on the Greek-Turkish Border”