For the third year in a row, I found myself heading to Prague with my students. At this point, it’s starting to feel like a tradition, one I’m secretly happy to keep. This trip was smooth from start to finish. The students behaved wonderfully, which meant I could actually enjoy the city instead of worrying about logistics and annoyances. The trip itself was traditionally a bit exhausting, since I am never able to sleep in the bus.
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Man, I'm not going to lie: I make great burgers. This is the result of my effort this afternoon. The girls were happy.
This summer, we stayed in Denmark. No Balkans, no Italy, no Spain, just good ol’ Denmark. While our eldest daughter is off traveling all over, my wife, our younger daughter, and I are exploring our own country. We spent some time in Kolding. In Haderslev, we strolled through the town center and took a boat trip on Haderslev Lake. We also visited Sophie's Spring. That same day, we decided to revisit Christiansfeld. All we really wanted was to try the famous honey cake. Oh my God, it was delicious, especially with the peach marmalade inside.
Read more…For et par uger siden var familien en tur i byen for at hygge sig sammen. Vi besøgte Creative Space, hvor vi malede vores egne keramikgenstande. En uge senere blev de brændt og udleveret til os. Pigerne var meget kreative! Her er mine to værker: en salatskål med vores familieinitial og et æggebæger med Debianlogoet.
Read more…Last Friday, my students asked me to do the brain rot word reading. It was last five minutes, they begged me to do it, so I agreed. I read some words from their list. They find it hilarious when the words are said by older people than themselves.
Today, my daughter, who is a late Gen Z/early Alpha, made a list for her mom to read, and she had a blast while my wife fought through all the weird and strange words. :)
LOL. Sus.
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