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Flexibility in a Twisted Weekend

Mon 26 Oct 2026 - blog, Life, Weekend

I’m juggling site updates while a sudden PHP2Shell crisis stole my weekend, turning Friday night into nonstop work. Still, a bike ride to Brasschaat, good company, and a Tripel d’Oude Caert rescued the day. Flexibility beats resistance—life’s twists demand us to adapt and keep moving. Read More…

Quick Note: AI, Travel, and Sedan Castle

Thu 22 Oct 2026 - blog, travel, thoughts

I’m back with a quick blog note, chasing a thought that slipped away. After my Japanese-history ‘Did You Know’ post, I drifted through AI, 3D printing, travel, and finally landed on Sedan Castle in France. More random updates may follow. Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

From Calls to Code: My AI Workflow

Wed 21 Oct 2026 - blog, AI, Web Development

Today was a whirlwind: nonstop calls, a newsletter launch, an urgent presentation, and a productive team vibe. I’ve been testing Hermes AI, finding it sharper than OpenCode, and integrated both with local models. I also switched the site to Flexbox, thanks to AI guidance. Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

Solo Evening: Coding, Cooking, and Westmalle

Mon 19 Oct 2026 - blog, hugo, development

I’m home alone on a Monday with no plans, so I’m tinkering with Hugo. I cleaned up the stylesheets, explored new features, and considered adding something to streamline posting. After cooking and a Westmalle Tripel, I’ll keep digging and share any finds. Sleep well! Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

Sunday at Villers: Ruins, Sale, Check-up

Sun 11 Oct 2026 - blog, family, travel, weekend, life

Sunday shone bright at Villers Abbey; we wandered among the ruins, soaked in nature’s splendor, and were surprised by its beauty. We finally sold J’s moped, and I completed my biennial health check, awaiting results. Evening ahead, tomorrow promises busyness. Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

Antwerp Sun, Family, and Tech Experiments

Sun 4 Oct 2026 - blog, family, Sweden

Sunday in Antwerp was brilliant - sunny 25°C, bustling food festival with J and K. Friday began with a family dinner, then I helped J plan music studies in Sweden. I tinkered with Omarchy Linux, revived an old MacBook, and played with Stable Diffusion AI. Week ahead. Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

Autumn Arrives, Projects Bloom, Graduation Joy

Thu 24 Sep 2026 - blog

Autumn is arriving; days shrink, leaves turn. Work stays routine, but my hobbies spark a new project that might earn money later. The highlight was J’s graduation on Sep 15 - 500 graduates, 1,500 guests, proud smiles all night. Fun fact: Belgium’s provisional government formed in 1830. Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

September Rush: Family, Projects, and New Beginnings

Sun 13 Sep 2026 - blog, family, 3D printing, tobacco, Sweden

September’s racing by, and I’m juggling work, revived Masonic gatherings, and a busy home. My son J. is finishing his bachelor’s in international entrepreneurship and hunting a music-production master—Sweden looks promising. Between installing massive crystal lamps, 3D-printing, and blending home-grown tobacco, I’m savoring tiny family holidays. Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

Aftermath of the roadtrip, small projects and a busy weekend

Tue 1 Sep 2026 - blog, 3D printing, travel, family

Just a little quick update, the first day of September. Ending of the first week back after holiday and an eventful weekend. Still reflecting from the roadtrip to Sweden. Read More…  Läs vidare… Swedish Flag

Swedish Road Trip: Family, Friends, and Fun

Wed 26 Aug 2026 - blog, family, Friends, holiday, roadtrip, Sweden, Travel

I just returned from a nostalgic Swedish road trip, revisiting High Chaparral, catching up with family in Mellanfjärden, friends in Sollentuna, and relaxing in the archipelago. Our Polestar 4 handled the long Sweden roadtrip flawlessly. I can’t wait for the next adventure. Read More…
 
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