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Category Archives: Health
Routine in the Apocalypse.
In early May, we performed our climate change show at a big conference — we had the biggest audience so far, and we feel like we also made the best version of the show so far. Now it’s four of … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Life, Politics, Relationship
Tagged climate change, company, dating, documentary, film, show, work
Revelation & Revolution.
That one-week conference I wrote about turned out to be a revelation. It was the most remarkable collection of intelligent, engaged, involved, passionate, open, curious people I have ever been part of. It’s changed the way I see the world, … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Job, Politics
Tagged acquaintance, conference, country house, direction, energy, focus, holidays, home cinema, summer academy
Odds and Ends.
On Friday night, I flirted with a young Italian woman. I hope I can see her again. She’s not the “amazing woman” that I immediately think I will marry, and who then ends up not wanting me. She’s a young woman who’s … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Politics, Relationship, Travel
Tagged blog, chestnut, dreams, elections, emmanuel macron, flirt, martin schulz, parents, Photos, political project
An Overall Sense of Unease and Worry.
It’s Satuday afternoon, I’m sitting on the sofa in the small apartment that I am renting from Drew. Yesterday, we finally finished my first animated cartoon, I had done the sound myself, but he helped me mix and master it. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Health, Relationship
Tagged animated cartoon, animation, anxiety, artificial intelligence, dating, psychology, taste, worry
Two Milestones and An Old Enemy.
Last weekend, as I was returning from a run in the neighbourhood and walking back to the house, I decided that from now on I was going to refer to myself as an artist. That sounds like a strange thing … Continue reading
Much Better Now.
Things are finally getting better. I’ve been living full time in Berlin now for over a week. And the pace is slowing down, I feel like I am slowly arriving. My little temporary home is working fairly well for me, … Continue reading
