Author: Rosie M
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📸 Butterfly
This is actually a test post. I’m trying to connect the blog to Instagram but have failed so far 😀
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Madrid
I really need to start writing about my trips right after they happen. It was so much easier when I was writing about Cyprus than it is now to remember the details of a trip that happened in March. 🙄 Will I ever learn the lesson? Probably not. Oh well… Ok, better late than never,…
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The Enchanting Cyprus
This is always a fascinating time. Get together with my teammates, collaborate in person, and play board games. Work hard and play harder XD This was the first team meetup that was just the 8 of us (we have been to a Division meetup together- in Vienna – and also a Woo Mobile meetup –…
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Stockholm in 2 days
Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely LOVED Copenhagen, but after Germany, I was so freaking tired of ALL-THAT-RAIN! GOOD THOR! I mean, rain is awesome if I am at home, with a nice cup of coffee and a great book, but when I am travelling… So I was secretly praying to the gods I don’t…
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WordCamp US 2023
I debated for a long time whether I should attend WCUS this year or not. The main reason was time. Between work projects, focusing on the apprenticeship and studying, it was also a weird period coming back from a 3-month sabbatical and I felt like I should focus more on coding than anything else. But…
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Dresden
I started writing this post while I was on my way to Copenhagen. But then I don’t know where the time went and here I am, trying to finish it 11 days later. By the way, I woke up that morning and checked my Instagram. To my surprise, they suspended my account. No idea why.…
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Prague days 2 and 3
Wednesday started with Damianne and me heading to a co-working space to meet with Jirka. It was the first time I tried WeWork. It works very similarly to FlexDay, only it has options all over the world and not just in Canada. You download the app, create an account, reserve a location either on demand…
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From Prague with Love
I remember, back in 2016, sitting by the river Thames looking over the tower bridge in London and thinking about the people who live there, surrounded by all that history, all those monuments, and they don’t really care. It’s part of their day. It becomes mundane. I had the same feeling about Rome. If I…
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The Sound of Music
Austria was always a country I associated with several things that were often present in my life. The sound of music which I have watched so many times, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert due to my love for classical music. Freud, in a more generic way and Schrödinger because of my completely random but a bit…
