21842 — zondag

Sun­day mor­ning. Trying to finish today: De Fran­se Revo­lu­tie 1 — van revol­te tot repu­bliek by Johan Op de Beeck 📚 #books #rea­ding


Finis­hed a few gar­de­ning acti­ons from my to-do lists, inclu­ding a small stro­ke of our pro­per­ty which is out of sight and we always for­get to remo­ve the weeds until our neigh­bor start com­plai­ning (in a gent­le way). 


Para­de of old-skool trac­tors in front of our hou­se. I thought I was too late and did only see the end of it, but the­re were much more coming by.


After­noon run. Dis­tan­ce 8km. Clou­dy, 22 Cel­si­us and a lot of wind.

Half­way and turning after 4km:


“Parents pla­ce their wrig­gling infants, some of them crying, on mat­tres­ses spa­ced about 200 met­res apart. The idea is that by lea­ping over the babies, the col­a­chos pro­tect them from sin and disea­se. Some of the cele­brants belie­ve this liter­al­ly; to others, it is only a tra­di­ti­on.”
Leaps of faith: the Spa­nish fes­ti­val whe­re men jump over babies =>
www.theguardian.com/world/202…