Yesterday I had a headache behind my right eye. It was as if I could feel the shape of my eye nerve all the way from my light brown irises to somewhere in the middle of my head where the pain felt more intense, like the claps of a piano where the pain intensity corresponds …
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A Matter of Life and Death in Piatra Craiului
Nobody is indifferent towards their family. Many people would classify it as the most important thing in life (like some characters in The Godfather), while others would openly admit how damaging and toxic their family is to them (like some characters in Downton Abbey). Both categories take pride in their relationship with their family. Either …
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Light and Lightness in Sagrada Familia
Although the Rock of Gibraltar is as awe-inspiring and graceful as it has been for the past 2 months which I have spent at its foot, I began to long for a change of scenery. Consequently, we packed up our bags once again and ventured to Barcelona. I could still remember its unconventional taste since …
Rod Stewart and short poetising of the simulation hypothesis
When I need you, Rod Stewart says, When I need you/ I just close my eyes and I’m with you. As a kid, I was hypnotised by the strange shapes that appeared in front of my eyes when I closed them. When their effect started to wear down and the colours disappeared, it was enough …
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A piece of advice from Charlie Chaplin
Stretch Marks on Time’s Thighs
I realised I neglected this blog much more than I expected to when I wrote my first blog post about my trip to France. It feels so recent, yet so far away. Right after that trip, I started working – the painfully normal and socially accepted 9 to 5 routine. It makes life feel so …
My Solo Trip to France (Béziers – Carcassonne – Malves – Toulouse – Bordeaux)
Stello est né le plus heureusement du monde et protégé par l’étoile du ciel la plus favorable. Tout lui a réussi, dit-on, depuis son enfance. Les grands événements du globe sont toujours arrivés à leur terme de manière à seconder et a dénouer miraculeusement ses événements particuliers, quelque embrouilles et confus qu’ils se trouvassent; aussi …
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