It has been more than half a year since I have had my worm compost factory going on. For the people who are not aware of how a worm compost system at home works, this is really easy. By making some containers with air holes in there and regularly tossing in your foodscraps and cardboard left overs, the special compost worms do their business by eating your food waste. Their poo is fantastic compost and your garden will love it. I have had a couple of batches of compost since the summer and it was always a good deal. Even though the compost was a bit too watery because I didn't add enough browns (old leaves or compost), also the fluid coming from the compost is a great fertilizer. You could really see the garden and the allotment come alive. Brown tea for the allotment

Every now and then you run into these awesome TV-shows that really make an impact and that you are totally shocked by them. Previous year this surely was the series 'Industry' which you can find on HBO. Industry is a fresh and high paced series about a group of traders working in London equity market. Now I don't really know what this world on the trading market is like, but I would image this is the way it is. And that way is awesome to watch on TV and terrible to think about if this is actually the way it goes.

It was totally winter time and I was starting to feel a bit under the weather. It always feels like this is happening after the holiday season and when the weather starts to go to crap. So it was time to make something decent to also let the time pass, but also something that feels decent and that just might help the general health a bit.

Over the last couple of months I have been trying to to upload some videos here and there and often it wasn't the biggest of successes. Admittingly, I really suck at editting and also don't always have the time and the patience for it. Fair enough, that might be the bigger issue indeed. But it seems to be working again and that means that I can toss in some videos from other trips, that were also way too cool to ignore.

I'm not the fondest person of visiting cities while being on the road. The exception to this are the cities that are close to the sea. Even though if you don't have the intention to go beaching, still the sea as a backdrop gives the most beautiful sights. Whether this is in the harbours, or looking from some rooftop over the sea, it still draws some magical vibe to it. Did I mention that places with harbours are also guaranteed for sea food bonanza? Well, here in Vung Tau it was the same.

Another Sunday and another HIVE pump on the Korean markets that gives us all an oppertunity to get more HIVE. Last nigth already I saw that HIVE was on the way up and decided to wait a bit more, since it didn't pass the pump from last week as yet.