Happy New Year

For most of my western readers this would be a very belated Happy New Year! But for my Chinese friends this would be right on time since in a couple of days they would have their New Year celebrations!

I’ve taken some time this weekend to review one of my stories that got stuck in my drafts: Ryokan Hospitality – Part 3

I’m lacking a bit on energy lately to finish all the stories I’d still like to tell so I’m again not uploading as much as I would like, or maybe as much as you would like.

In any case I hope you will all enjoy this part.

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Another Barnsley Experience

I’ve been at Barnsley rather frequently lately, once a month to be precise and while most of my visits are either a repeat of previous shenanigans, or just failed attempts even, I’m glad I can present you guys with another unique one.

Now before I throw in the link here, I do like to give some credit to Accidental Alice for this one because the little show I pulled off was inspired on one of the stories I’ve read from her.

Also one of the things I’d like to mention that despite I’m writing only the success stories, more than that number are just fails or rather negative experiences. I don’t see any reason to write those out, and I don’t think I ever will. Still I’d like to drop this here as reality check for my readers, should they become under the impression that I only get positive experiences.

Anyway, without further chatter, here’s the fifth story of Barnsley.

Barnsley – Fifth Visit

 

Ryokan Hospitality

Dear reader,

I realize that it’s been a while since I last post a story. Time has just not been on my side. Now to make it up to you I decided to share the first story in a series of experiences during my trip through Japan about 5 years ago.

Personally I found these stories one of my most memorable stories I have to share, mainly because of how unlikely these seem to happen in our western culture. It is one of those moments where you see and feel that there remains much to be said and thought about how western society has alienated itself from the concept of nudity.

Added on top of that I’ve read blogs on the internet of people visiting Japan that I did not find stroking with what I experienced. So at the same time I will hope to break away from recurring stereotypes about an isolated and xenophobe Japan.

The entire series will be collected in the section Collection 3

Barnsley

It’s been a while since I’ve posted something, and this is well due to me being extremely busy lately and not finding the right moment and mood to start writing down some of my experiences. But don’t worry, I still have a few stories to tell. One in particular is a recurring visit to a place in the UK called Barnsley. I have a few snippets already drafted down, but I still need to stitch them together in a coherent chunck of proper writting.

And—as it may be—I’m currently on my way back to Barnsley. With a bit of good luck I will be able to add an additional chapter to the story!

So please stay tuned, you’ll find the Barnsley-experience pretty soon in Collection 2.

Merry Christmas

Each year again I tell myself: “is it just me, or has this year gone by faster than the last one?” And I’m pretty sure most of you will say the same. It’s a common thing I tend so notice with the people around me. We all feel we had too little time to do all the things we wanted to do. Or we were too consumed by work to notice that you had not lived a year as out spoken as you would like to have had.

Worry not, no matter how much you do, it will never feel enough. I would pretty much describe it as a plague of our modern day and age. The mind maggots of the 21st century.

I hope all of you were happy with the things that you did do this year. That you can move forward thinking “lets do this or that again and I hope next year it will offer me this chance again”. No matter how big or how small it is. Otherwise we’ll just all loose ourselves in the wanting instead of the having.

So with this I’ll wish you all a merry Christmas and the very best for new year!

 

Chateau Frontenac

Hi good folk,

Wecome, and if you’re looking for a reading, then I can already let you know that I’m currently writing on a 7 part story involving my stay at the Chateau Frontenac. So that means you may expect a post to be delivered very regularly! So I do hope you’ll stay tuned and come to check regularly.

In case you would get lost on the site, you’ll find these new stories in the first collection.

Introduction

“Sins of a Seraph” is a place where my most secret part of my life has finally found it’s place to anchor. I was inspired by a similar place called “Accidental Alice” to found a home for stories I’ve never shared before.

Please, browse through the site, comment wherever you like and I hope that you find things that you might enjoy. Hopefully it will bring you back to my page in time.

Besides the stories I share, I will also share my thoughts on more current and worldly subjects as well. If you enjoy a good mind-job then feel free to tune in there as well. Be warned, I enjoy threading the slippery ice of questioning popular believes.