I must apologise for such a long- kept silence.
But this post, which I have decided to be my very last one here, was not an easy one to lure out, I promise.

Suddenly it was just there, the 'stop'- thought, and despite the arguments I've given myself
to make a better choice - I had already made up my mind.

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I am having a swell time in Munich and Frankfurt.
- Some days of exiting art exhibitions, strolling cities I haven' seen before,
eating pretzels, practicing my not-existing German skills, visiting Lucas' family,
meeting friends, relaxing the last days of our holiday, and preparing for an intense
semester in uni.

I'll start the new year with a few memories from our December days in New York, shot on film.

Here are Brooklyn Flea, Myrtle Avenue, the boys, the bagels, the sunsets, the bridges, the cabs and the
streets, a cold sunny Central Park, a walk on the High Line and a beautiful day with fresh sea air at Coney Island.

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"What's the use of looking backward?
What's the use of looking ahead?
Today's the thing. 
That's my philosophy - today."

- Joseph Cotton as Uncle Charlie in Shadow of a Doubt from 1943.

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It is lovely being back home for a little while again, and both Christmas traditions and 
catch-ups feels great.

The holiday has so far been filled with long family breakfast, swimming and pool working,
dark morning walks with Aico, a fun marzipan workshop, snowy trees, ski trips,
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