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2 4 '24 Today a rainy bike ride Never thought I would enjoy it as  much! 1 iv 2024 April Fool Black dog howling At the bitch in heat He has no idea i had imagined a quiet walk human traffic everywhere 31 iii 2024 30 III '24 FARROW & BALL MIZZLE PIGEONS PREENING ATOP A LANTERNPOST My reading continues, these days quite a few books on philosophy; I'm currently reading - in small doses, as there is a lot to digest - José Ortega y Gasset's 'The revolt of the masses' it feels promising in the sense that I find it well written and I get the sense I'm going to learn a lot. The first book I finished this year is 'Humanly possible' by Sarah Bakewell [am afraid I found it slightly disappointing, maybe due to raving reviews]. On to 'Het verstoorde leven' by Etty Hillesum, a diary she kept for two years during WWII, a highly personal insight into a life confronted with major events and how she held herself, amazingly stoical; there's an interesti

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