These scribbles, my kaleidoscope of thought, shall reveal the way I perceive the world.

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My Way

Published on 2025-05-30 09:03:00 by Stefano Marinelli
A personal reflection, set to My Way, on the inner journey towards authenticity and the quiet strength found in choosing one's own path amidst expectations

Forty

Published on 2025-05-24 21:55:06 by Stefano Marinelli
A poignant reflection on a sister's 40th birthday, filled with vivid childhood memories, shared joys, and an enduring, heartfelt connection.

Reconnecting After a Decade: A Pizza, Laughter, and a Shared, Shaking Memory

Published on 2025-05-20 19:20:54 by Stefano Marinelli
A heartwarming reunion with old friends after ten years triggers vivid memories of a terrifying earthquake and the incredible solidarity shown during that crisis.

Being a Bad Salesperson, By Choice

Published on 2025-05-02 13:12:48 by Stefano Marinelli
The conflict between 'good' sales tactics (pushing known platforms) and being a 'bad salesperson' who values understanding, control, and real client needs.

That Night in Athens

Published on 2025-04-25 15:05:42 by Stefano Marinelli
A memory from a 1998 school trip to Athens, and a night that unexpectedly defined a sense of self and freedom.

No Masks, Just Us

Published on 2025-04-21 21:21:10 by Stefano Marinelli
A personal reflection on quiet moments, NetBSD, and the idea of celebration beyond social expectations.

Tiny Tool, Small Lesson

Published on 2025-04-19 08:39:22 by Stefano Marinelli
A simple screwdriver, a lost item, and a small moment that reminded me why my wife's advice is usually spot on.

Why I'm Expanding My Blogging Presence

Published on 2025-04-17 10:09:20 by Stefano Marinelli
I'm reviving my personal blog to share thoughts, stories, and reflections that last—beyond the fleeting nature of social media. Technical posts will stay on IT Notes; everything else finds a home here.

That all started with the Big Bang

Published on 2025-04-14 10:13:46 by Stefano Marinelli
Some places stay with us long after we've left. This is about one of them — and the strange way a sitcom, a lightbulb, and an old memory are still all connected.

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