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Truth

We are in a time where searching for truth, and speaking truth is seen as a revolutionary thing. In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act. George Orwell Questions about the Corona PCR tests are not regarded as valid, or why don’t we have any flu cases? Why are voices silenced about the cure of COVID-19, […]

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An Old American Car

I was on my bike today on the road in an industrial area of my town. Normally not an attractive place but today was different. A light blue American Veteran car, a Buick, was parked, which forced me to stop to take photos.  The color, shape, and quality stood out and reminded me of my childhood. Not that we in […]

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An Old Street in Copenhagen

Nearby this church, one of my paternal great grandfathers lived in the 1880s.   Thankfully, some streets look like they have never changed. Amagergade in Copenhagen is one of them. When you see an old photo from the spot, there are many people and no cars. Today, that’s an impossibility.  When every fun thing is under lockdown, we still have the […]

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The Christ Church in Copenhagen

I knew the name of this Baptist church but never realized until recently that my great grandparents on my father’s side grew up in that church’s fellowship. When you dig into your family history and visit the places, they lived their lives become alive.   Walking in their footsteps, we met the young pastor at the church. He let us […]

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A Visit to the Getty Center, LA

The closest we came to Los Angeles was a visit three years ago to the Getty Museum for European art up to 1900. The view over the bare green and brown mountains and LA highways from the modern architecture building was overwhelming and unfamiliar to me as a Dane. It’s temporarily closed due to this year’s situation, which gave me […]

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