Berkeley, Wednesday, April 29, 2026 1:57 am True. I was reflecting a bit on the purpose and structure of the blog, so in can be a complement. But it seems that is still not the topic now. At the end there is a consistency of post regarding the ten days in honor to Saint or […]
Crepes and Tortillas for Burritos
Berkeley, Wednesday, April 29, 2026 1:30 am I made a quick stop this evening, before arriving home, still at dinner time, and before picking up my bike at crepe restaurant in Berkeley. Low key, but it turned out to be very good, and particularly very transparent on the cooking process. All questions asked and answered. […]
Greeting and Talking
Berkeley, Tuesday, April 27, 2026 2:24 am Sometimes, one is in company with another fellow. Then, it might be OK to skip the traditional self of stopping to greet and talk to others, in respect to the fellow. Every person has their preference are not are the self. At the end what in matters in […]
Ubuntu
Berkeley, Tuesday, April 28, 2026 2:05 am I understand I cannot spend that much time here. Probably I do not understand that. However, there are a few things I learn per day, and I like to particularly post what I learn from others in person or call. Mainly in person though. A friend from Zambia […]
St. Florian
Berkeley, Monday, April 26, 2026 Feast: May 4. Day 1: Saint Florian was twice scourged half-flayed alive and then thrown into the Enns River with a stone round his neck. [1] I assume the confession was to be a Christian? I will learn more in the following days. I see a reference from his times, […]
Good title!
Berkeley, Friday, April 24, 2026 1:43 am Additional quotation, probably is not needed, while link above works well. But just in case… I stayed a few minutes more in the library. Two things above, I discussed with someone early today, and the second I read about echo, though in a different context. The subject, and […]
Guantanamera
Berkeley, Wednesday, April 22, 2026 7:01 pm Sometimes we find pearls of wisdom right delivered to us from humble people, might be in an OK analogy we are delivered pearls through oysters, which probably was not that complicated to open. At least after opening the oyster one can either eat or find a pearl. So, […]
Whisky Priest and Priests Stories
Berkeley, Sunday, April 19, 2026 0:28 am This is going to be an incomplete post. I might not complete it later either, unless there is a need or demand, and time for it. It expresses some current reading intentions, and updates on reading, and reflections, but time is limited, and particularly is flying quite fast, […]
Sinking in Lessons from DoR
Berkeley, Friday, April 17, 2026 0:50 am While there is not usually full grasp of a new topic presented to the self, at least on my case, when there are not additional resources such as readings, this space for some occasions works as a notebook. I do not always take notes. But I try to […]
Saint Mellitus, Archbishop of Canterbury
Berkeley, Thursday, April 16, 2026 2:36 am Feast day: April 24 Day 1: Thu April 16 2:36 am. The name of the job position itself has some good flavor and uniqueness itself. Saint Mellitus was alive around the years 600s. He died on 624. He was a Roman abbot, probably from the monastery of Saint […]
