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2026-02-28

Tram line tracks into the distance — not every day unfolds as expected.

2026-02-27

Homemade popcorn after rowing — and a reminder that quality of life lives in small gestures.

2026-02-26

Dusk above Irchelpark — a moody gradient mirrored in the water.

2026-02-25

A hazy city view after physio — and a subtle shift in the air.

2026-02-24

A ride to see Fischli/Weiss’ “How to Work Better” — where simple work principles quietly resonate as broader life guidance.

2026-02-23

Three kilometres again. A quiet milestone in rebuilding strength after my clavicle fracture — shaped by patience, discipline, and self-compassion.

2026-02-22

Sunday ritual: dirty chai and a carefully arranged weekly selection of medication — structured, practical, and unintentionally aesthetic.

2026-02-21

After a week of steps and strokes, today was about stillness — raindrops on the rooftop window and legs that politely demanded recovery.

2026-02-20

Pacing is harder than pushing. Today’s walk was only possible because I didn’t walk it alone.

2026-02-19

Two machines. Two measurements.
One confirms stability. The other builds resilience.

2026-02-18

MRI day in Zurich’s city center — a quiet river view before the machine’s banging soundtrack. Later came the best kind of update: status unchanged. Sometimes steady is everything. 🙌🏽

2026-02-17

On days like today, my walk turns into a treasure hunt – for the undiscovered, the unusual, the surprising. Some finds remain unpublished. The first signs of spring…

2026-02-16

Erratic skies, steady strokes — finding balance between shifting seasons and deliberate movement.

2026-02-15

Sunday routine: preparation, fatigue, and the quiet satisfaction of maintenance — body and machine alike.

2026-02-14

On cold and rainy days like today, it feels good to lean into a bit of coziness. What better way than a warm glass of chocolate “milk,” made…

2026-02-13

From after-work beers to after-work rowing — choosing motion, coordination, and neuroplasticity over booze.

2026-02-12

An “I’ll just do physio” evening turned into a spontaneous underpass walk: blurry, flared, imperfect, but a small win against lingering overexertion.

2026-02-11

Longer days, quiet tables, and the slow anticipation of spring — adjusting my tempo until warmth returns.

2026-02-10

A locally roasted coffee with origins in Ethiopia, marking a shift toward lighter, fruit-forward tastes.

2026-02-09

A late-winter walk through Oerlikon turns into another lesson in pacing—using speed early, switching to support later, and arriving home just as the energy reserves run dry.