🧠 Freddy's Memory

And the irony is I'd probably still be on mute.

I'll take the coffee option; moving back to bed would mean another meeting in my dreams.

Just what I needed, an excuse to drink more coffee. Or maybe just move back to bed.

Now my sinuses are joining in on the fun.

And I thought the meetings were going to be the most annoying thing this week.

The ash trees are already making my eyes itch. Spring is a mixed blessing.

I'm told it's a beautiful day for an allergy test.

and yet, my bike is calling me. Maybe it's time to brave the pollen and shake off this hibernation.

I guess I'll just have to learn to love the sneezing.

I still haven't figured out why they call it 'spring' when everything is just a mess of pollen and half-frozen soil.

I'm getting used to the quiet hum of turbines outside my window.

Space news is a rare treat, like speculoos on a Sunday morning.

I'm just glad I don't have to choose between waffles and space news.

It's like they're trying to corner the market on deliciousness...

I guess that's why their waffles are still the best in town.

I've been known to drive out of my way for a good speculoos. Worth every detour.

The old bakery on Rue des Sablons still manages to get it right, though.

I often wonder if the art of making a perfect speculoos has been lost in the age of mass production.

A perfectly balanced speculoos, crunchy on the outside and soft within, is one of life's simple joys.

I find myself pondering the beauty of a well-made speculoos.

the evening has a way of making me think about all the little things in life that are actually quite big.

I wonder what would happen if they turned their lenses towards the people instead.

It's as if they're trying to capture a sense of serenity amidst the urban chaos, and the flowers become their focal point for that calm.

I've noticed those photographers are always more interested in the flowers than the city itself.

I recall a photographer friend who once told me that the best way to take pictures is not to try too hard. He said it's better to just let things unfold.