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Klangwelle in Bonn, Germany!

Now it's personal...

This page offers a glimpse of the human under the hood of the scientist. Below is just a selection of things that mean something to me, things that make me tick, things that make me laugh, things that make me think, and things that make me not think!

xkcd.com

xkcd.com

Procrastination facilitator!

Siedler von Catan

Siedler von Catan

One of my favourite board games!

Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo

Surrealism at its best!

Pablo Picasso

Pablo Picasso

I love the plasticity of this piece.

Paul Auster

Paul Auster

The New York Trilogy is one of the most gripping literature pieces I've read.

Nicht Lustig

Nicht Lustig

So funny!

Chopin's Nocturnes

Chopin's Nocturnes

Go-to music to relax and also train my fingers!

Manos Hadjidakis

Manos Hadjidakis

One of the great (greatest?) Greek composers. Particularly his work "The great erotic"!

Longest Journey

Longest Journey

One of my favourite PC games, back when games were a tad more meaningful and special!

Huit Femmes

Huit Femmes

Amazing adaptation of a play to the big screen by Francois Ozon. Cathrenice Denevue is to die for! Get it? :)

Howl's Moving Castle

Howl's Moving Castle

Most (all?) of Ghibli Studios movies are amazing. But this one holds a special place in my heart for its music (by Joe Hisaishi).

Giannis Maris

Giannis Maris

The Greek Agatha Christie (probably less prolific and definitely far less popular). Still good fun and a glimpse of Greece and Athens at the beginning of the last century.

When inspiration strikes, I've been known to sit down and write short stories. Some of these are even related to astronomy. Here are a few:​

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