Category: Essays

26 Jun

Illusions - a Tiny Novel with a Lot of Spirit

“You didn’t? Then you think somebody could have walked up to Jesus Christ and handed him a guitar and he would have said, ‘I can’t play that thing’? Would he have said that?” Illusions - The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach is a remarkable piece of literature. Tiny as it is, it contains [...]
19 Jun

Moving Out, and Not Moving Out

These days the Summer holidays are kicking in. Children are happy, students are happy, and teachers are happy as well. It’s all over, for now. This is also the season for people to leave their nests, their homes, to make a new one. Maybe they just do so for the sake of sleeping, and do not [...]
16 May

Spring VIII

Outside the window rain is pouring; all is grey and green
07 May

The Sun is Kissing My Face

The world is green and amazing. New and fresh, simply wonderful. The sun is licking the newborn leaves, and kissing the old ones goodbye. It’s spring, a wonderful season. Playful, but yet so very serious. This is where life begins, and where it might end. For anyone, at anytime.
01 May

While We are Waiting For the Monotone Theme

The other day Matt announced the coming of a new Automattic photoblog theme. It’s named Monotone, and to tell the truth; it looks great. I really hope they are going to make it available at wordpress.com, or else I might get slightly disappointed. Speaking in mild terms.