I love how watching sunsets can make you feel better. It nothing you have to buy or have to wait for. It’s here everyday. Appreciation Looking at sunsets can make you feel like a part of something bigger. Nature’s phenomena are so beautiful, all the rest doesn’t seem to matter. When it comes to nature I […]
How to make homemade peanut butter: Peanuts!
At this very moment I’m at a point in my life I don’t need too much hassle, but do need to put effort in taking care of my own person. Healthy food is one of those things. It’s been ages since I’ve posted a recipe or even thought about recipes that might be more thoughtfull […]
Over a year of SUBMIT Fest: discover the anthems of tomorrow
I’m one of those people who work with gut feeling and can see something grow before it happens, even if it has to take a certain amount of time and sometimes will have a slow start. I give an honest opinion and lay foundations which seem like nothing at first, but give you all the […]
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Iceland day 11-14: From Hólmavík to Reykjavík
You know how that goes, back from a trip, back to work. A couple of days later you even wonder if you have even been away at all. I’ll write that piece on the last days in Iceland later. One month later: oh, that’s some later! *Looking at what I wrote down Sh*t I don’t […]
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Iceland day 7-10: from Egilsstadir to Hólmavík
We’re already through most of our stops and our last miles will mostly be scenic drives. A few more stops and a tour in Reykjavik and our two week trip will be over.. Day 7 Egilsstadir to Húsavík I got up quite early and baked some eggs. After our little camping adventure I thought we […]
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Iceland day 3-6: from Reykjavik to Egilssfadir
Tonight is the first night we’re sleeping in a warm house again after 3 nights of camping at different campsites. Up until now we’ve been blessed with beautiful weather, but it can be windy at times. It’s also the first night I can properly charge my phone, so now I’m able to write a new […]
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Iceland day 1 & 2: Reykjavic, The Colden Circle
Ice, ice, baby! At the moment I’m writing to you from The Galaxy Pod hostel in Iceland, Reykjavic. They say if you don’t hear anything from someone in a while, they’re probably doing well. In this case that’s absolutely true. I’m currently spending a lot of my time on working, gaining more experience in my […]
Citytrip to Glasgow, a contrast of welfare and poverty
Glasgow, beautiful place with a smack in the face Back from London for more than a week now, a bit refreshed, I’m finally in the mood to write that piece on Glasgow. Did I write about hidden and unintentional racism, this time I’m writing about a great city to visit with ‘in your face’-poverty. No […]
Wednesday break: my break and my opinion on hidden racism and discrimination
Wednesday break: This time a brief update on my sudden break and a topic that kept coming up interpersonal communication with racism and such as a red line. A sudden break I wrote my last post rougly one month ago and not without reason. Coming back from Glasgow I felt the enormous need to take […]
The Misfit Ray review: user-friendly activity tracker for light use
A month ago I purchased a Misfit ray, an activity tracker, to help me be more active and, ofcourse, track my activities. After testing it for a month I’ll be reviewing it today with a simple pro’s and con’s list. Here it goes! Misfit Ray review The Misfit Ray is an activity tracker with a […]