Hello
world, it’s that time of the week again. Here we go with another
chapter of this thing. This time around, I’m back in The Hague,
kicking off some weeks of switching countries, experiencing new
places and hanging out with some of my favorite people. Welcomed
change after a bit more laid-back summer back home.
So last week… On Monday, me, my dad and his partner went to the Brno Planetarium to check out a Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon projection. They’ve been playing it for a while but it took us some time to align our schedules. And it was definitely worth it. I really like the format and I wish this became a thing sometime in the future. It’s not very likely as people don’t listen to full albums anymore (no one has attention span for that anymore) but for people like me, it works beautifully. Enjoying the full body of work with some tailor-made visuals was extremely enjoyable on several different levels.
Wednesday evening, I ended up at my neph’s kindergarten once more. Recently, I’ve ended up attending disturbing amount of children’s parties. Doesn’t really reflect the amount of children I have. Which is zero. But my sis invited me and it was a pretty cool event. On the way back, I stopped by at Music Lab to join dad and his little gang for some live jazz. See, this venue organizes outdoor performances throughout the summer and it’s pretty popular; every time I walk by, there’s loads of people drinking, dancing and music generally sounds cool. The guys that night were really good. It was a bit more experimental but really fun and technically brilliant. Happy I went.
On Friday, I went out with this German dude I had met some weeks ago but I split quite early as he proceeded to a rave and I wanted to be ready for the weekend. Which fucked me up a bit. I was so in the mood for some techno. Anyways, woke up early the next day which allowed me to do my morning workout, run and then spend most of the day with sis. We grabbed lunch, went for some coffee, had ice cream and talk a whole lotta shit. At 5pm, I was on a bus to Prague where I spent about 3 hours wandering around and drinking beer in a park in front of the Hilton hotel before the bus to The Hague went. By the way, I love the fact there’s a park in front of Hilton. The blend of bougie people paying hundreds of euro per night and homeless guys (or guys like me; with backpacks and beer in a can) is pretty interesting.
The journey to The Hague was smooth, even though we arrived 2 hours late. German highways were fucked. So yeah, everything is well, time here has been pleasant, there’s more stuff to look forward to, everything is right with the world. Hope you guys are doing well, too! Shout out to my vegans, runners and everybody who gives a fuck about things that matter. One!
Highlights:
- After two years, I went to my practitioner. So far so good. Still.
- All the music I caught up with on the bus. That was needed.
- Workout with a friend on Wednesday. Biked to a workout place a bit further from the center. Very enjoayble.






















