Posts tagged with: people

A small domestic crime, a cold night walk, and the mind starts to wander...

A peculiar year is coming to a close. Between world-class conferences and rediscovered friendships, here is my personal review of 2025.

On a gray winter morning, memory drifts back to an old classroom, a stern teacher, and the thin line between mist and humidity.

A rejected Christmas decoration becomes the catalyst for a reflection on the dark side of small community dynamics.

A familiar road, a moment of pause. I found myself looking at a place that once meant purpose and community. It’s a quiet reflection on what remains when people move on and what stays behind in silence.

The search for an antique clock turns into an encounter with its elderly owner and a promise to become the custodian of a century of memories. A personal reflection on legacy, loss, and the stories objects carry.

The sound of classic rock from a passing bike on a summer evening, and the unexpected bridge it creates between two generations. A quiet reflection on the courage to choose your own music, and your own path.

On a warm Italian night, my wife and I stopped to watch the dancing. When the music cut out and a crisis unfolded, I witnessed a crowd of strangers offer a silent, profound lesson in human decency and protection.

A personal reflection on seeking tranquility outside the city, only to discover a curious modern habit: the relentless use of cars for even the shortest distances. Why do we trade peace for the car keys, even in 'quiet' havens?