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Week 1: Cells
- More rain, more and more rain. Mood has changed and summer is ending with some occasional sunshine.
- I watched some of the 90s Agatha Christie’s Poirot. I love the sound of all these people walking, their hard shoes making step step step clap clap. Nice productions, interiors, and it’s mostly one episode, one case. Title designer Pat Gavin created the opening sequence which fascinated me as a kid. David Suchet is perfectly, almost annoyingly … perfect.
- In the words of Chief inspector Japp: „I don’t know why I bother sometimes. I may as well stay at home and do my garden.“
- Listening to Mark Frost talking about Twin Peaks on MUBI Podcast made me realise how much I miss working on some collective creative/art project.
- Some local news! Curious Emil the Elk, who bravely walked accross the densely populated Central Europe (and gained solid following on social media) was captured by Austrian authorities and released to a small population of his kind. Best wishes for him.
- Running streak: 41 weeks. Managed to do two basic running sessions plus one orienteering local competition (middle distance) near Brno. Did some fine route choices, messed few other ones and very much enjoyed the terrain and all that! The competition map had a nice retro design.
- I’m currently reading a small book of essays by Jan Patočka, it’s quite interesting but not exactly a bedtime reading.
- Thanks, bye