Vysočina #5. A Walk around Mohelno Steppe
Mohelenská Hadcová step (Mohelno Serpentine Steppe) is a special place. Its nature trail takes you all the way from the top of the hill to the bottom of the valley Continue Reading →
Vysočina #4. Impressions of Winter around Velké Dářko
As I’m writing this post, spring is blooming all over Vysočina. The earth is awakening and flower buds are sprouting, though it’s not long since the last few patches of Continue Reading →
Vysočina #3. From Světlá nad Sázavou to Lipnice nad Sázavou
A walk from Světlá nad Sázavou to Lipnice nad Sázavou. This post is the story of a Vysočina trip I took in 2020. I never had time to recall it Continue Reading →
Puzzle #14. Live from 2020: Letter to my future self
2020 has been unlike all other years so far, so I wrote a letter to my future self, and told her a bit about it. Continue Reading →
Vysočina #2. Quarantine Travel, or Vysočina: A Love Story
This post is mostly about love. I mean, it’s about travelling, travelling in 2020, and travelling back to the same region over and over again. Why? Because it’s close-but-not-too-close, because Continue Reading →
Puzzle #13. Re: Out Of (the Old) Office, or Quarantine Move
Last day in the old office, coffee break, and afternoon flashbacks. When is a building more than just a building? 27 Oct 2020. It’s about 2 o’clock on a Continue Reading →
Puzzle #12. Quarantine Zoom
The initial input for this post was a Guardian article, but soon I realised there was more I wanted to write about: the bliss (?) of working from home, Zoom Continue Reading →
Puzzle #11. Letter to Brno
A tale of a city, The story of a friend Some time ago I entered the Brno Short Story Writing Contest for the second time since I’ve been Continue Reading →
Puzzle #10. Quarantine Hopes
This post sounds like a collection of thoughts and remarks disconnected from each other. Well, it all started out with a bike ride after work, what do you expect? There’s Continue Reading →
Puzzle #9. Quarantine Habits
The current situation has affected even some of the most ordinary activities and daily chores: grocery shopping, going for a run, and reading the news. Continue Reading →