National Novel Writing Month Day 3 – Fifth Scene written: last excerpt for today

It’s briefly after midnight and I finished the last scene for today, the 5th scene I have written: “Emilio and the Vagabond”. Now I have reached a total wordcount of 3224. In the… Continue reading →

National Novel Writing Month Day 3 – Third Scene written: another excerpt

This is the third secene now, written on the 3rd day of the National Novel Writing Month my wordcount 1521 word out of 50k. I haven’t posted the 2nd scene yet, as the… Continue reading →

National Novel Writing Month Day 3 – First Scene written: Second Encounter

On Friday, 1st of November 2013, I started with no idea about what to write my novel, but soon after sitting down it started to flow out of my head into my fingers… Continue reading →

National Novel Writing Month starts today! Come and join!

No more procrastination with writing a novel anymore! I am participating in the National Novel Writing Month. Which actually is more of an international event now. The main goal is to write a… Continue reading →

Luggage systems: Backpack or trolley? This is (not) the question.

Whenever I travel, I ask myself the same question: How do I pack, what do I pack? As for the how, there are two options: Trolley or Backpack. My answer quick anser is… Continue reading →

Live every single day of your live as it would be your first day in life – instead of living every day as it would be your last day in life.

You might have heard this sentences many times and from many sources: Live your life every day as it would be your last day of your life. I don’t believe it is right… Continue reading →

Outline for an infrastructure for the digital nomad – all you need (and not need) for a location independent lifestyle

Finally I am back at writing! After a long writing pause I finally found the momentum to blog again. In the last three months since my last post, I have been to Germany,… Continue reading →

Prohibition Signs (3) – A polite way to say “stepping on the rails forbidden” in Tokyo

This one can be found in the Tokyo JR Line, Japan. It is actually self-explaining – guess what it is written there? It’s actually a very polite, japanese way to say that you… Continue reading →

Humorous prohibition signs (2) – no swinging and climbing in the metro

Obviously the Guangzhou Metro company (in Southern China) is worried about their safety rails to be damaged. I have never seen someone doing it, but then this proves the effectiveness of the prohibition… Continue reading →

Humorous prohibition signs – no standing on the toilet

Prohibition signs have the primary function of forbidding us to do something for various reasons. Among those could be: protecting your own interest like your personal safety protecting nterests of groups of people… Continue reading →

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