Local markets, closed. But all the goods are still in the loosely ‘locked’ tents.

Stayed at the guest house run by nuns.. But no bible in the room.

In western finland. Picked up a restaurant based on a stranger (first person caught on the street)’s recommendation.

Browsing/comic book + Fashion tv. This combination works well cuz you dont need to turn your head at all (tho it sounds super lazy, hope some people’d understand what i mean).

An impulse purchase of a whole coconut. The problem of opening it up came immediately (tools available in the house for this purpose are not better than in the deserted island in movie ‘cast away’- or even worse, cuz of no rocks.)

v-2 Organisation | architecture urbanism | Nomad histories 002: Korea

forwarded by a friend. interesting observations and thoughts, as a reader being a clumsy korean.

Made in japan. Crisppy small fish w almond pieces. My colleague says: “it looks like a dried aquarium in a bag - if you pour water in, the fish would start swimming”. Cute, huh?

Made in thailand.

anyone experienced laptops turning themselves off cuz of overheating? Not sure if it’s ibm- happens when i use them in bed laid on top of blankets, but never happened in the lukewarm sauna (~50c). Also not sure if i should blame my bad habit or manufacturers for not making better products durable to my kind of usage environment. Well i shouldnt experiment about this without a corporate support, for sure.