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This is part 2 of 4 in my series on Ausländer Pov - Life in Germany, where I express my thoughts on the different aspects of living in Germany for seven years that may help newcomers or just be a fun read for anyone who has gone through a similar journey
This is part 1 of 4 in my series on Ausländer Pov - Life in Germany, where I express my thoughts on the different aspects of living in Germany for seven years that may help newcomers or just be a fun read for anyone who has gone through a similar journey
Buying a new phone used to be a festival in my life. My “first“ phone was the mighty original Samsung Galaxy Note. I did use a phone before that, but that was just my dad’s spare phone, and not very exciting or smart. Getting the Note meant going straight
Happy new year, folks! This is a slightly all-over-the-place article covering very different and unfiltered brain dumps. Few reasons for that: 1. My blog was defunct since mid November. It was accessible to the world, but I wasn't able to write on it due to
I turned 30 about a month ago. Weeks before I turned 30, I had already started to internally retrospect my soon-to-be-past decade. What went well, what could be improved of I were to do it again. A decade isn’t the same as a two week sprint
One way to make decisions in life is to imagine yourself having made that decision and think if you'd like to live in that reality along with the risks that the decision brings. Or would you rather live in the reality of having not made that decision. I
Recently, a friend send me some videos on political commentary by a couple of Indian youtubers. They were from youtubers I was already subscribed to, but hadn't watched too many of their videos lately. I did remember watching a lot more of their content a year ago. I
We know that, of course. A week is 7 days, 168-something hours. That's understood. That's scientific. That's accurate. That matches reality measured through machines that speak in 0s and 1s. Insurance companies like it, and so do our employers and the government. It
A month or so ago, I posted an article title Journal Entry – 4th of October, 2035. It was intended to be a casual essay intended to serve as my hopes for my future, from where I'm standing. I'm positive that my blog will exist in 2035,
It is 5am and I'm writing this from the McDonalds at Terminal 1, Frantkfurt Airport. Sleep deprivation might deteriorate the writing quality. If you don't notice any difference, what does that say about my writing? Today is 4th of October, 2035. Yesterday, I hosted a little
Last month, a friend and I embarked on trip to the USA. The journey to even getting to the point of flying out to the USA was filled with visa hurdles, uncertainties and contingencies. In around January, the visa worked out and the planning started. Given that we're