2026-07-28

The growing skyline of Zürich Nord takes on an almost OutRun-like atmosphere at dusk as another chapter of the hot summer of 2026 begins.

2027-07-27

An after-work walk before the next heat wave arrives, with neighborhood rose bushes reaching their summer peak.

2026-07-26

Rest day before the heat arrives. While checking on our basil, I spotted a patch of tiny clovers sharing the pot—a small but surprisingly charming discovery.

2026-07-25

A routine trip in the ongoing search for medication turned into a small history lesson when I spotted a bicycle still carrying its original 1976 Swiss registration plate—a relic from a system that lasted for nearly a century.

2026-07-24

Processing the first images from my new smart telescope revealed an unexpected surprise: despite its shorter 250 mm focal length, it produced sharper results than my old 500 mm lens. Sometimes the biggest upgrade isn’t what you expect.

2026-07-23

After a day of rest, I ventured out for another neighborhood walk. Along the way, a tiny basketball hoop attached to a road sign sparked an unexpected question: what kind of miniature ball actually fits through it? 😄

2026-07-22

Curiosity won over patience. I brewed freshly roasted coffee one day earlier than recommended—and tomorrow, another bag of naturally anaerobically processed Gesha is waiting to be opened. 😋

2026-07-21

Yesterday’s Snarky Puppy concert was worth every minute of lost sleep. Unfortunately, the night that followed had other plans, making for a day that felt like walking through molasses.

2026-07-20

Some bands are worth seeing more than once. Snarky Puppy returned with another lineup, another incredible performance, and yet another reminder of why they’re one of my favorite live acts. ❤️🎶

2026-07-19

Feeling rested after the first proper night’s sleep in over a week, I pushed my walk a little farther than usual. The reward wasn’t a hidden gem—just a friendly neighborhood hibiscus in full bloom. 🌺

2026-07-18

After finishing the day’s errands before the storms arrived, the evening rewarded Zurich with cooler air and a vivid rainbow over the balcony.

2026-07-17

A short walk through the neighborhood revealed a fleeting piece of street art on a building that may soon disappear. As construction continues to reshape the area, it feels worth appreciating these small moments while they’re still here.

2026-07-16

A passing thunderstorm brought welcome relief from the heat, ending the summer’s second heat wave with a colorful sunset.

2026-07-15

Swirling storm clouds gathered overhead as the day’s built-up heat finally began to break, turning the evening sky into a dramatic preview of the storms to come.

2026-07-14

In these unusually hot times, any hope of relief is welcome. Even if a summer thunderstorm often raises the humidity more than it lowers the temperature, the promise…

2026-07-13

An overcast evening walk led to a tiny garden gnome watching over a miniature stone landscape—a fitting mascot for this dry summer.

2026-07-12

A lighter grooming routine helped conserve energy during another hot summer day, proving that small adaptations can make everyday routines more manageable.

2026-07-11

The Vespera Pro 2 looks suspiciously like a Portal turret. Fortunately, it only shoots photons.

2026-07-10

Back to everyday life, with familiar Zürich views making the transition from vacation feel a little gentler.

2026-07-09

A small misunderstanding revealed two different Fischli/Weiss references in Zürich: a famous mural and a house-shaped artwork hiding in plain sight.