And so it begins. Finally, after weeks (if not months) of researching, planning, and procrastinating, we've started working on our first room in the house. (The snapshot is terrible, I know).
It took a while, but I've finally finished clearing up the yet-unused patch of our garden. Much more rewarding than increasing productivity with AI tools, sitting through all-hands snoozefests, and listening to pseudo-intellectual bullshit about growth mindset.
Screw it! I'm pivoting to a career as a DJ. I give you an exclusive preview of my two upcoming dance hits.
MAKE MY BEAT LIKE A TUNA
https://lalals.com/audio/cb38eaa9-e1da-49a1-9e9e-eb7d8ae5bf42?share=dn9T5wt3IE
NOTHING IS HOTTER THAN SALMON WITH PEANUTBUTTER
https://lalals.com/audio/390cc7ff-6565-41bd-94c8-ea0d8de747b2?share=D97Z5KmSZv
Enjoy!
A new grill and the related paraphernalia have arrived. Our transformation into petit bourgeois house owners is complete. Side note: if we've learned anything from the Germans, it's that you must be properly equipped for the task at hand -- hence all the accessories.
This is "The Old Power Plant". Every local tourist brochure mentions it as something you should see in Bindslev. There is absolutely nothing special about it, which tells you everything you need to know about how exciting our new hometown is.
Local charity shop never disappoints. This is my recent acquisition.
Wikipedia article about the book (in English): https://is.gd/oVW5ly
Sounds like a wonderfully weird mystery novel.
WARNING: Rant ahead
From the "what's the fucking point?" department. Here's a bus shed. In a country of wind and rain. Apart from the fact that it's godawful ugly and gray (gray!), it doesn't serve its purpose in the least. What kind of bad trip must the designer have been on when they decided that metal mesh is the best protection against rain and wind? I hope they will be reborn as a toilet brush.
Actually... there is at least one more nest somewhere under the roof.
BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE! We have a strong suspicion that a marten family lives up there too. Ours is not a house, it's a veritable biotope.