I hate when I arrive home and have the feeling I left something
to do at my job. Sometimes I get so overwhelmed with emails,
phone calls, reservations, and so on, that I get this feeling
something is missing. Most of the times it's all just in my
head. But it's an uncomfortable feeling nonetheless.

I'm cooking Koka noodles, curry flavor, with egg and tuna. I 
really like tuna, and I make many dishes with tuna. When I cook
noodles, I add the tuna in the end, straight from the can, so it 
doesn't break apart in the food. I like it that way.

After a few weeks of using a dumbphone I returned to my 
smartphone. I still keep the dumbphone for times I really don't
need the smartphone. My choice was made according to my needs. I
use certain services that require 2FA through the phone, and
after some thought I came to the conclusion that a smartphone is
very convenient for me. In the end I think it's all about that:
We use what works for us. It's just a tool. And every person has
its own way of navigating the world.

But the whole experience of spending weeks with a very basic
phone has made a change in me. I don't use my smartphone so
often anymore and most of the time I only pick it up when I
really need it. And I feel very connected to my surroundings.
Like my mind is much more clearer.


The weather has been unstable here. Some days ago the day was
pretty hot. Still felt like June or July. But today it got more 
like the first days of Autumn. It's getting cold, but with very
hot days in the middle. But I like the cold weather. Specially
when there's dark clouds or it's rainy. Makes me feel much more
calm.

I think my noodles are ready. Time to dine.