Earlier tonight, I was watching the documentary Als we het zouden weten. It’s about the neonatology department of the UMC Groningen — the intensive care for children that are born too early — and the decisions and questions about life and death they have to face there. Can we decide for a very small child… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Life
At last: a list
Ever since I kept a weblog, I’ve summed up my year in music, books and stuff in a list. This year, likewise. Small change though: albums and song of the year don’t necessary have to be from the last year, as long as they were new to me this year. The List of my Favorite… Read more »
In lieu of cards
For the past three years, I’ve send some crappy cards around this time of year. This year, I didn’t. But I got a pretty damned good excuse:
Nearly there
Tomorrow, I’ll be going to my parents for Christmas. I’ll be back home on the 27th, for, you know work. Saturday, I’m going to see Krezip in Amsterdam, but I’m traveling via my parents and a friend who’s also going. I’m still debating whether or not to take the 31st off from work, because I’m… Read more »
First Lines: No one belongs here more than you
Ever since I first saw Miranda July‘s movie Me and You and Everyone We Know, I loved it. Earlier this year she launched a website for her upcoming short stories collection. Loved it to bits. The website. The book, not so much. Maybe it’s one of those books that need more time and a second… Read more »