June is peak mango season in this part of the world. There were mangoes being sold everywhere. Huge truckloads being taken in from the villages to the market towns, here in Tekondogo in southern Burkina Faso. Being in season, the mangos were so cheap. You could get five or more mangoes for the equivalent ofContinue reading “fruits in season (June 2015)”
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the last month of thesis writing (May 2015)
The month of May is a blur. I don’t remember anymore what I did, except long days of trying to write and making figures, in the computer lab in the Geoscience building together with Roweena and Jessica (among others), and alone at home. I can’t remember if I did anything else, even properly go outsideContinue reading “the last month of thesis writing (May 2015)”
#16: Comfort food (March 13th)
Some restaurant owners know their shit.
#15: Three times makes a tradition (March 13th)
Getting up early, the sun was shining. Going in to Nytorget and having breakfast with Hanna at a fancy restaurant. Incredible bread, the olive oil on the tomatoes and mozzarella cheese exquisite, good coffee. And the best breakfast company ever. Hanna, me and breakfast. My favorite new tradition.
#10: English brunch (March 8th)
I’m exploring new ways of socializing. Mornings, an amazing way to start the day, with a friend. Getting up a lot earlier than is customary on a Sunday and taking the tube north. To Lappis, and Roweena’s kitchen. Preparing a proper English, vegetarian brunch. Eating it and talking about books. Watching the clear March sunContinue reading “#10: English brunch (March 8th)”
#3: To cook for someone (February 14th)
Me and Lina were supposed to have a birthday party together, but ended up cancelling it last minute. Neither of us could simply muster up the energy to host. Instead, I invited my two oldest and closest friends over for dinner. Because cooking, for me, when done with time and purpose, carries no stress. ItContinue reading “#3: To cook for someone (February 14th)”
fruitoshoot vol. 2
One of my last days in La Paz, Natalia and I bought all the fruits that we had been eating while we were there, and took photographs with them. We had a fruitoshoot. Now, with the little assortment of fruits that I came home with from the market, I felt I wanted to repeat theContinue reading “fruitoshoot vol. 2”