Until the moment I left the main building of today's Salvador Dali Museum in Figueres (the building where he lived) and crossed the small courtyard to the stairs leading to the floor of another part of the building, I did not know that Dali also had his own jewelry collection.

It's been raining all day, the temperature is even 25°C lower than the previous weekend, but I still manage to walk a little today, even if it's on the streets of a large indoor shopping center. The result of the walk is a visit to the bookstore and the purchase of another book by my favorite thriller writer.

Somehow, this 2021 movie I just watched on Netflix matched the theme @galenkp suggested for this weekend wonderfully.One space rock, and there is no planet, just like there are no people, no animals, no dinosaurs.If you could make the world an amazing and beautiful place where humanity thrived in the future, but doing so means killing every person currently existing on the planet to start from scratch, would you do it and why/why not?

When it comes to technique, I don't have much of a dilemma. Is either 0 or 1. Either correctly and works or incorrectly and goes for recycling. When it works, it has full value for me, all 100%, but when it fails, its value immediately drops to 0.

When collections are mentioned, since I'm not rich (I don't own collections of expensive paintings or sculptures, jewelry or cars, not even expensive books or postage stamps), I always have in my mind all those little things that represent collecting to me and that I keep in my possession.

Today is Wednesday, a day for walking.But today, during my walk, I looked like a child who can't take his eyes off his phone. Returning home from work, my eyes were fixed on the mobile phone screen, headphones in my ears, and the end of today's live from the Hive fest in Split was on the screen.