Fragments
So many cups in the world — so many shapes, colors, and sizes. For me, a cup of tea or coffee is a moment to calm down, to have a quiet break, a moment for myself. It’s like stepping aside from the road of life, along which I was moving
Fragments
I guess the word has a different meaning for different people. For some it’s just food, for some it’s a profession, for some a means to survive. For me, it has always been a sign of stability — not always consciously realised, not something I focused on, but something
Fragments
Our generation has been living by the pattern “the quicker, the better” ever since we were born. The earlier you start reading, the earlier you can begin learning to write or move on to whatever comes next. The earlier you go to school, the earlier you finish it. The more
Fragments
Control and Stability Control and stability are closely connected, but they move in different directions. Control operates outside us, while stability is rooted within. The self and its boundaries form the line where one turns into the other. When our responsibility ends, stability quietly turns into control. Stability is inner
Fragments
I was considering for a while where to begin before writing my first piece here. Do I simply enter mid-stream, as if this were chapter ten of a book? Or do I start with a proper introduction of myself, the things I care about, and what I will be writing