Job hunting in esports is the worst, and everytime I do it I ask myself why I even still do it.

I am luckily now newly employed (can reveal soon) but still a headache

For 4 years I‘ve been raving about how my apartment is great because walls are so thick I cant hear any neighbours and they cant hear me.

Turns out, I can in fact hear my new neighbours upstairs and now I wonder if I‘ve been a menace to my downstairs neighbours without realizing.

Played Paddle for the first time. Highly recommend; it's fun, dynamic and also you can say you played Paddle.

Love going to an event, love being at an event and will miss it, but I also reeeally love that moment when you‘re back home after an event.

I kinda just want to host self made jeopardy boards all day and quiz friends or dota nerds on random niche topics

Going to esports events, especially EFG ones, is really just a lot of „oh you speak German“ for me

Stockholm is kinda everything I expected it to be: cold, snowy, everyone speaks English, food‘s decent to good, kind of a German stand-off-ishness, and public transport seems to be excellent.

Also everything’s expensive.

But I like it so far

Flying out to DH Stockholm today!

Been ages since I've been to a DH, never been to Stockholm either. Excited :)

For the past three years I‘ve attempted to write like 7-8 different books and always gave up along the way bc of various reasons.
But I started writing one yesterday and that one feels like the one.

I guess I‘ll report in a year whether I stuck to it ✌🏻

Duolingo's gamification of learning is so addictive. Well yes, please, I want more xp