What the year has brought so far….

First hints of spring in an otherwise still very bleak landscape, found today near Starnberg

# I started a January posting, then extended it to a January and February posting, and now it’s March, and I still don’t have that much to tell you. Apart from Paris, of course. At work/class we’re currently fighting over a travel destination for a work-related but mostly “gettingttoknoweachother” trip, and I’m so close to skipping the whole thing and spending a weekend somewhere in the Scottish Highlands (with NO people), instead.

# After the Wallander series in books and on TV ended, I was looking for a new favourite crime novel series. I quite liked Jo Nesbo and basically spent February just with his central character, Harry Hole. I don’t like it as much as I love Mankell, but after I had started, I simply could not put them aside. Now, after the third one (The Snowman), it’s probably time for a break, since at some point I didn’t  find the plot convincing anymore, but might just be glutted.

# Neil Oliver’s History of Scotland is such an amazing, well-written, captivating non-fiction, and sometimes rather feels like poetry. But I can’t help, after a long day of studying and work, I find it hard to concentrate…

# I’m not eating crisps, sweets and meat for Lent, let’s see how this goes.

# In terms of music it’s all about the 80ies these days. Surprisingly, since I used to think I didn’t like them that much

# Not much shopping, and almost everything was meant for work.