For the final instalment of the COVID diaries, Katrin and Alyssa give us a glimpse into their lives in Australia and Germany. This is about how hard it is to say good-bye to dreams and how we are re-learning to appreciate the little things in life.
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The COVID Diaries: Katy and Tine
Sometimes it’s o.k. to not be o.k.! This is one the most valuable learnings for Katy, who works as a yoga teacher in London. Tine, who shares her time between Denmark and Bali, came to realize over the last couple of months that everything is a relationship, be it with your partner, with food or with money.
Read the stories of these amazing women in the latest instalment of The COVID Diaries.
The COVID Diaries: Mila and Tammi
From London to Bangkok, from making good decisions to the importance of structure, from failed plant growing to the satisfying feeling of an empty laundry basket: Meet Mila and Tammi and their COVID stories.
The COVID Diaries: Louise and Constanze
Our lives are filled with more uncertainty than ever. At the same time, we surprise ourselves by how well we are able to cope and how seemingly impossible things suddenly become possible. Read Louise‘s and Constanze’s stories about life in Bali and in Germany.
The COVID Diaries: Beate and Janine
Two COVID Diaries from Germany (and in German): Beate and Janine talk about changing priorities, living with sheep (literally), and the importance of travel and freedom.
The COVID Diaries: Kat and Petrie
What have the past months been like in Melbourne and Amsterdam? Read Kat’s and Petrie’s very personal stories about the strain COVID put on their business, social life and mental health.
Going into the pandemic from two very different points in their lives, they each experienced it in their own way. However, they agree on one thing: the importance of nutrition for your general physical and mental health.
The COVID Diaries: Kim and Anne
In the first installment of The COVID Diaries, Kim from Wiltshire, UK, and Anne from New York share how they got through the past months. This is about walking alone and how adversity reveals character.
The COVID diaries
It’s probably safe to say that no one of us has witnessed a global pandemic before. Everything that has been going on over the past six months is unprecedented. Personally, I feel like I boarded a rollercoaster back in March that keeps on going and going, no end of the ride in sight. Since then,…
Schöne schwarz-weiße Welt
Eine der größten Herausforderungen vor denen wir jeden Tag stehen ist, wie wir mit negativen Gedanken und Gefühlen umgehen. Techniken aus Achtsamkeit oder Yoga können uns dabei helfen, dass uns schwierige Situationen nicht in einen endlos dunklen Strudel hinabziehen. Wenn wir sie denn anwenden. In der Regel versuchen wir lieber, negativen Gefühlen systematisch aus dem…
Begegnungen
Die Seele reist langsamer als der Körper. Diese wahnsinnig schlaue Beobachtung hat mein Lieblingsschriftsteller Helge Timmerberg angestellt. Timmerberg ist mit 17 das erste Mal von Deutschland nach Indien getrampt und seitdem in irgendeiner Form immer unterwegs gewesen. Heute ist er knapp 60. Er muss es also wissen. Auch ich kenne das Gefühl, zwar physisch an…
Räucherstäbchen und Benzin
Der Wind weht zerrupfte Geräusche an mein Ohr: Motorroller, die vorbeibrausen, Gesprächsfetzen, Gehupe, das Lachen einer Frau, das metallisch-melodische Klingen der Gamelan. Die Luft riecht nach Räucherstäbchen und Benzin. Für einen Moment schließe ich die Augen. Ich bin zurück auf Bali. Nach ziemlich genau neun Jahren stehe ich wieder auf den kaputten Bürgersteigen von Ubud….
Bicicletta, Teil 2
Mein Spleen, dass ich überall wo ich bin, Fahrräder fotografiere sollte ja mittlerweile bekannt sein. In diesem Sinne: Voilà die neusten Schnappschüsse, von Vietnam bis Nord-Friesland.
Cakes and Travel 