#183 Eight months

One of the first articles I read about my new life was in the New York Times. The title is “How To Talk To A Widow”. The…

#180 Mosh

Trevor likes the Guatemalan-style porridge I make for him. A good friend asked for the recipe. I started thinking about it and went down a…

#178 Asthma

The curse of my genes is asthma. I got sick so many times as a child that I despise the taste of cough syrup. If you haven’t witnessed…

#179 Air Fryer

I cannot claim any Michelin star (yet) for my cooking at home, but Trevor and Daniel would say that I’m a good cook.

#184 Emerson

When I arrived in Montana in 1996, the greatest experience was to find books about anything I wanted to read. My upbringing limited the…

#189 Detour

My life with Janne was full of detours. Meeting her was the luckiest of my diversions. We rarely took the straight boring road. Instead…

#177 Hurt

I have been shifting some stuff in the house. I got a beanbag for Daniel last year mainly to encourage him to put more of an effort into…

#182 Don’t Swallow The Cap

In 2017, I started jogging. My aid was a playlist that I created with the music speed to guide my steps. A song…

#186 Roman holiday

It’s bizarre to feel happy twice at the same place with such tragedy in between. Nineteen years minus thirty-six days ago, I felt happy here too.

I asked the boys a few months ago where they wanted to go this week. Trevor immediately said Italy and Greece. I offered…

#181 Superheroes

Between the 7th and 25th of December of 2020, Janne and I decided to watch a series of sci-fi movies that we were a fan of. Marvel movies had been a permanent stay in our lives since Iron Man was released in 2008. The threading story is about super heroes, those special beings capable of…