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The week was characterized by goodbyes, by new and lost lives and by spring that has definitely arrived.
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The week was characterized by goodbyes, by new and lost lives and by spring that has definitely arrived.
After a few years without, this year I once again enjoyed the Basel carnival, a spectacle that brought color and joy to an otherwise rather dull week.
The 10th week of the year brought the colors back into everyday life and trumped with sunny spring weather.
It doesn’t take much to make life more exciting. Breaking habits and patterns doesn’t need much time or energy, but in return it creates new impressions that remain in your memory.
So many things that need to be done are piling up right now and the week has been accordingly filled with commitments.
The first few days back in Switzerland have been a potpourri of sleepless nights, busy days and a hint of spring in the air.
From monotonous gray back to a colorful and varied week, thanks to some activities I tackled.
It’s just another winter week here in New York and yet everything is somehow different and I’m wondering how I can best distance myself from the negativity that suddenly resonates everywhere.
An update to my website didn’t go as expected and I was busy fixing the errors for days.
This week was again dominated by everyday life, with only a change in the weather providing some variety.
Life is dull without art. I realized this once again this week, which, apart from a great art experience, rippled along unspectacularly.
An old year fades, a new one arrives and everything stays the same. Welcome 2025!
The Christmas week was dominated by snow and freezing cold weather. But even cold days can warm up the heart.
It’s fascinating how many different impressions and emotions can be packed into one week. This one was a wonderful example of that.
The colourful past week was followed by days that were gray and marked by everyday life and unforeseen events. At least I was able to finish the preparations for the exhibition.
December began with a potpourri of colors and impressions, as if to compensate for the beginning of the darkest weeks of the year.
Even ordinary days have little surprises waiting to be discovered and a reminder, that life is what you make it.
A song of praise for November, which can be anything but the dark and gray month we generally think it is.
Many things that look the same at first glance are not. Individualism and diversity are a basic principle of our world order. Anyone who goes through life with open eyes can recognize this everywhere.
There are weeks when the days flow slowly and sluggishly, like the November fog in the valleys of Switzerland. Knowing that there is sunshine above makes the gray moments easier.