Almost Stayed Dry 😅
Today was one of those days. The kind where the sky can’t make up its mind and you’re constantly second-guessing whether to grab an umbrella or risk it. Between bursts of heavy…
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Lunch Break & Nature Reset
Today was one of those office days—the kind where the rain sets the rhythm, meetings pile up like storm clouds, and your brain feels as overbooked as your calendar. Honestly, I…
Europe’s Largest Fortress with a Side of Salmon
Today’s step count won’t impress any fitness tracker, 6k steps, thanks to hours of sitting in the car on our way home from “La douche France.” But sometimes the road gifts you…
Clouds, Canals, and Back-to-School Chaos
The countdown is on: two busy days ahead and then Monday, aka the ultimate test of parental logistics, back to school. It’s the day when breakfast feels like a competitive sport…
Forest Therapy Before Tomorrow’s Reality
Today was one of those days that felt like a deep inhale before the exhale, the kind of quiet that comes just before life slams the “play” button again. Tomorrow means back to…
One Walk, One ER Visit
Today didn’t go as planned. At all. With the kids back to school and me back at work, I had this neat little plan: two solid 5km walks and maybe an extra one in the evening. The…
Walking the Violin Church & Medieval Streets
Today wasn’t about routine paths or predictable scenery. Instead, my steps unfolded in France, beginning with one of the most unusual churches I’ve ever seen—designed in the…
Brains, Steps & Beers – Day 2 at Hive Summit Aachen
Day 2 of the Hive Summit in Aachen turned into a perfect mix of steps, talks, and cobblestones. My tracker says nearly 10k steps, but honestly, most of them didn’t feel like…
Forgotten Things, Unforgettable Evening
If today had a soundtrack, it would’ve been a loop of footsteps on stairs, car doors slamming, and the faint mutter of “oh no, I forgot that.” We started the day packing. Then…
Walking into Hive Energy
Today was one of those days where my step counter cheered louder than I did — 14,000 steps. Half of them were along my familiar canal, where the trees lean over like they’re…
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