Yes, I’m still at home! But now I’m finally ready. And there was pluvial rain again. Really made me afraid. On top, my van started to show funny signs so as if it did not work properly anymore. ABS didn’t work, went on and off. I had to take it to the garage and they scrutinasingly diagnosed it and found out there was a problem with the software. Fair enough, better fix that. First time it showed was in the middle of the 17km long Gotthard tunnel last autumn – not the place where you want to be told that your steering wheel would not work properly anymore. I’m somehow glad it happened before I left.
This incident gave me some extra time to do all my things properly, without being stressed out. I noticed how much I enjoy doing things with time and care. I also noticed that I’m still able to organise things on a logical timeline if I am not stressed out, something I used to be a master of when younger. I was always able to organise things in a way it would cost me the least time – until somewhen in my late forties when I started to forget things and so was no longer able to see the logical connections between things and incidents so that I could relate them to each other and time them in the most consecutive way.
Now, with time almost on end, I was able to do this again. Things that matched the moment came to my mind and I was capable of achieving many thing within so little time. Even if this seems nothing really special for someone younger, I was very proud of it.