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DAILY NOTES · NO. 40

A love hate relationship with being a market vendor

I have a love-hate relationship with markets. Since Mandy and I are selling our product at a market two times a week, we feel like true market vendors. We start to recognize other vendors and are recognized more often.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 39

The fine line between open minded an free spirited

We all know people who always say no and are sceptical of everything. The kind of person who only believes in one truth: their own. The opposite are the free-spirited people.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 38

When babies make a jump

In the Netherlands, there is a term for when a baby has a breakthrough in progress. People call it ‘een sprongetje’, literally translated as: a little jump. I hate this term.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 37

What is truth?

What fascinates me is that parallel universes seem to be a real thing. We don’t even have to think of it as all sci-fi or a conspiracy. The parallel universe is not that you are here in this moment reading this, and somewhere on the universal timeline you are doing a backflip.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 36

You are the only person that has to deal with this

When I was a student, a senior once told me to always choose for myself. He said it doesn’t matter what others want. You have to choose what’s best for you.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 35

It’s going to be a short night

Tomorrow morning, the alarm goes off at 6. I’m not a morning psycho, so for me this is really early. What makes it even worse is that it’s already 00:30 at this moment.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 34

Ollie’s first words

Every parent is disproportionately proud of their own children. Mandy and I are no exception. Every day, we watch with awe as our child grows.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 33

A Sunday at home

It’s very rare for us to spend a Sunday at home. Either we are working or visiting friends or family. Today, we stayed at home.

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 32

I don’t want to try

For Thais Tafelen, when we go to a fair, we let people taste our product for free. You would say that if you like Thai food, you’d want to taste it. Right?

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DAILY NOTES · NO. 31

I don’t like bargaining

Today, I bought a second-hand two-seat bench for our Mercedes Sprinter van. Maybe I overpaid. So, we swapped a comfortable single passenger seat for a bench so that Ollie, Mandy, and I can travel together in the big van.

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