I bought a kilo of blueberries ~

I just had this:

you cannot really tell just how big this portion actually is....

 ...but nevertheless it was gone fast.

Vanilla (banana-)icecream with blueberries, cocoanibs and homemade raw-vegan cookiedough bits - for those of you wondering.

My fridge is also about to break from all the delicious potions and brews I have created in advance already and this trusty bottle usually follows me to uni and is emptied there. We all know that green is for stamina - cannot have enough at the moment!

Yesterday has been super rainy with an almost etheral amount of fog - it was lovely. Very recently I had come across Eric Laffourgue's website, a photographer I came across through research on North Korea and his pictures left a huge impression on me.
This website has quickly become one of my favourites. Especially the "stories"-section has a lot to offer, so many photo-articles on culture of all sort: each image powerful, meaningful and special. Flicking through these pictures and reading his tiny comments almost feel like you've read an entire article on something - only that some images tell more than any written piece ever could. Just have a look. I personally am completely fascinated, it really speaks to me.
Although quite some of his topics are quite serious and not too happy things, I still don't feel like it weighs my mood down like the news oftentimes do. It starts provoking my thoughts, triggers my imagination and speaks to my compassion - but it doesn't dull out my positivity which is very much appreciated~

I spent the remaining evening at the scouts and later on reading untill I fell asleep.

Today when I woke up it was still dark outside and my hair was even more fluffy than yesterday evening. I had come home soaked from the rain as I have had one of my moments again where I just don't go inside and enjoy the rain.

Look how dark - look how fluffy!

about half an hour later though - 5:30 the sun came out and I had a beautiful view during my breakfast.

Other than that, I've had a wee powernap on the train, quite the interesting lecture and afterwards a short groceries shopping trip to this beautiful place:

 

I had half a papaya and strawberries *yum yum*

Later also a short trip to an eco store that apparently had a raw-vegan shelf so I just HAD to get my paws on some goodies ("some" because the prices are  i n s a n e.)

So far I am holding up very well and considering that normally the first days are the worst, I think I'll be good. Even had the stresstest of walking through a pizza scented aisle full of to-go-food whilst being really hungry and it was ok.

For the rest of the day I think I'll be catching up with Vikings while waiting for my hairmask to absorb. Seems like a fitting way to recover from today's Jedi-workout *winks*
Tomorrow will be a beautifully busy day again and on either sunday or monday I will be attending a medieval fair in Hainburg. Still have to see what day fits best but I am greatly looking forward to the next few days!~