Puzzle #8. Quarantine thoughts
‘I Love I Hate I Miss’ is one of my favourite slogans. In time of quarantine it couldn’t be more appropriate, so many are the things I love, hate and, Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Brno
Puzzle #5. One and Many, and the Meaning of Change
The renovated bridge from the Atwood book I was reading, but also the way people change, and the multi-faceted identity we own. 8 Dec 2019. I’m not quite sure Continue Reading →
Puzzle #4. Burgers after school
The deep talking you don’t expect. On traumas, how to talk about them over dinner, and the truly abnormal sweetness of Coca Cola Zero. 20 Nov 2019. Yes, just Continue Reading →
Puzzle #3. The notion of face: Czech class, alcohol and mist
‘I walked and I thought and I thought and I walked and I walked and I thought and I walked.’ 6 Nov 2019. Okay, I have to be Continue Reading →
Puzzle #2. Walk home on a Friday night
To Mis and Rutko, because I miss them already. And to Cube, for the same reason 1 Nov 2019. It was just before 10 o’clock when I bid Continue Reading →
South Moravia (6/n). Pálava: From Šakvice to… Šakvice
20 Apr 18. Have you ever heard of Pálava? No? It’s okay. Pálava is quite well known in South Moravia, but I believe it’s more popular with locals than with Continue Reading →
Puzzle #1. View from 6th floor, or Silence in the room
To Mrs. Marie S., who sleeps in the middle bed in room 8 on 6th floor at Brno Bohunice Hospital, and hopefully will soon go back home – And Continue Reading →
So Series. The Photo Series ‘Dark Outside In…’
When, back in November 2018, I came up with the idea of this photo series, this is how I phrased its concept: Okay, before you say (or think) anything: Continue Reading →
Brno 2018 (16/n). Babí Lom deep in snow
20 Jan 2018. Last Tuesday it snowed quite hard in Brno – ‘at last’, some (including, cough cough… myself) would say: so far there had been little snow (especially compared to Continue Reading →
Faves. Food #1. A Taste of Czech cuisine in Brno
If there’s one thing that makes Brno known internationally, it’s its bars. Even the New York Times has come to realise that, and repeatedly praised in dedicated articles the Moravian Continue Reading →