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As you might have seen yesterday, my flight to the USA was canceled due to heavy snowfall in the Netherlands. Since I am unexpectedly at home today and have adjusted my work hours to EST, I took a walk near my house this morning. I brought my camera to capture a few photos, since I don’t know when I’ll see this much snow again at home.
I visited Museum Fenix today in Rotterdam. At Fenix, you find stories about love and farewell, home and feeling at home, navigating identity, or seeking happiness. Stories from both the past and present, from here and elsewhere.
The Tornado, designed by architect Ma Yansong, is the striking centrepiece of the Fenix Meseum.
Since I need to stay awake this afternoon after my trip home, I might as well start post-processing some of the photos I took last week in Sedona National Park. I’m pretty happy with how the colors turned out, even though the sky was grey for most of the day.
It’s been a while since I posted a run log here. It’s not that I haven’t been running, because I have, it’s more that I didn’t find the time to write down anything in my log.
After the charity run last month, I reduced my running distance and effort again to focus on recovery, as I’m dealing with some lower back pain issues. I don’t think they result from my running; they’re probably more due to my profession and the amount of travel I do.
Today’s run was a new and different experience. I ran around the massive pool at the hotel where I’m staying for work this week. I completed the run before 7 in the morning, as I was awake early due to yesterday’s travel.
Last night, I ran a five-mile race with colleagues. As a charity team, we collected over 4000 euros. The run was fun, and I’m happy with my result, which was under 40 minutes. I built up my race strong, starting the first four kilometers at 5:10 and then slowly increasing my pace every kilometer that followed.
This is one of the official pictures I found of myself running with number 63953.
