Berenvlees (kampert)

Last weekend I finally revisited the park I used to walk through every morning before work. Same trees, same path, just quieter now. Funny how some places don’t change, but you do. Guess that’s how growth really shows.

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That kind of silence hits different. People remember you only when they need saving again. Still, part of me can’t help but want to help anyway… even when it feels like déjà vu.

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People don’t “change” — they reveal. Time, pressure, silence… all they do is peel back the layers. What’s underneath was always there. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

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They said the painting was worthless. I hung it anyway, right above the mantle. Years passed. My house burned down last week. Firefighters found the canvas untouched, standing tall in the ashes. Now it hangs in a museum. Funny how truth survives lies.

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Everyone swears society is collapsing because of phones, but let’s be honest—people used to literally stare at walls for fun. At least now we stare at glowing walls. Progress, but make it tragic.

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Sunrise, easy. Drove at 5am once, whole sky on fire, streets empty, felt like the world belonged to me. Never got that feeling from a sunset.

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So I watched that show everyone was obsessed with last year, the one with the dragons or the thrones or whatever, and honestly? I don’t get it. The characters were all yelling a lot, there was way too much snow, and I kept forgetting who was who because they all had names like “Jaime” and “Jorah” and I don’t know, maybe I’m just not smart enough. I fell asleep halfway through an episode twice. Am I missing something or is the hype just… misplaced?

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