A white blood cell in the veins of New York
"As I walked out the door toward the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew if I didn’t leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I’d still be in
Learning from people who are not waiting for hope
A summer travelogue from European ecovillages The article was originally published in Slovenian magazine “Pomagaj si sam!” in September 2022. Overhearing people as they rant and moan over petty issues
Communities against crisis
(The article was originally published in Slovenian in the printed edition of Jana Mazagine end of August 2022.) It's been a while since I've been so cold in the middle
Learning to ski at 47
Learning is something you shouldn't only do when you're young. If you want to keep your brain youthful, make it learn new motoric skills as long as you live. That's
A few photos from Vermont
Why go across the ocean in time when travelling is such a hassle?! And for the second time! This is why ... Cynthia is a fantastic host and we divided
I got the most out of my infection
Imagine being alone in the wilderness, far away from people, and contracting a dreadful disease from rats! That happened to me, wild-camping in Greece at a cost some 30-40 km
A photo travelogue around Europe
"Why not?" Manja and I say as we sit to have a late lunch in Cadiz. A neat square where we sit is spacious and sunny, while also protected from
Stop and marvel the beauty
I've just written an article on Medium What is the ideal of human existence? And then destiny had a way of testing have I really meant what I've written. Today,
Bright side of my carbon footprint, part 3
As warm autumn days are coming to an end I am being reminded that I should finish my “carbon footprint’s bright side” series. So here is the last part, following
Bright side of my carbon footprint, part 2
Bright side of my carbon footprint, part 1 How does it feel to change 12 time-zones over night? That's flying from Burlington (VT) to Shanghai, China -- the other side