When Paul moved to Tubingen I went to visit in early December. Tubingen is lovely and tiny, and Schwarzes Schaf is one of my favourite cafes.
Earlier in the same week I watched Der Lauf der Dinge and it’s become one of my favourite things ever. There’s lots of things on the internet that I would consider important in the history of things that I love. Der Lauf der Dinge is definitely one of them.
On the weekend I visited there happened to be some sort of food festival in Tubingen. I think it was a chocolate festival. Paul and I went on the Sunday, I think, and there was one stall that sold the most amazing truffle pasta I’d ever tasted.
I still think about that truffle pasta.
It was a good weekend.
Previous | Next
My life kind of works in a 5 or 6 year cycle. My melancholy comes and goes, and it seems to appear whenever my situation is about to change drastically. There doesn’t seem to be much I can do about it, but I don’t really mind. It’s a little bit like a pause in my life, when I retreat into myself for a while to take a breather.
It’s almost kind of nice if I can manage to do it without burning bridges, which is something I’ve been trying to avoid my whole life.
I may end up being very mellow after being in Europe, so that may be a thing to look out for. I shouldn’t be under any stress too serious.
Keine Ragrets,
Annie.
