Feb. 7th, 2020 12:49 pm
Non violence sculpture and hydroponics
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oakfarmSince I work extra in the bookstore I, yesterday, saw poetry books by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd, the man behind the non violence sculpture outside the UN headquarter in New York.
Pic: wikimedia
The thing is that there’s copies of that sculpture all over the world. One of the copies is in Malmö, Sweden, by the central station. I have recently been to Malmö. Traveled there by train*, but I missed the sculpture. I would have liked to see it.
With the risk of being all over the place in one entry, I was in Malmö for a course. Among the people I meet there was a guy who has written a book about hydroponics and another guy who wanted to grow wasabi in hydroponics. Real wasabi supply cost as much as truffle, and I have online seen a title claiming truffle has a higher price per kg than cocaine. So why not try to grow wasabi?
*Of course by train, is it true that “flygskam” (flying shame) is like “smorgasbord” and “ombudsman”, Swedish words that have gone global?
Pic: wikimedia
The thing is that there’s copies of that sculpture all over the world. One of the copies is in Malmö, Sweden, by the central station. I have recently been to Malmö. Traveled there by train*, but I missed the sculpture. I would have liked to see it.
With the risk of being all over the place in one entry, I was in Malmö for a course. Among the people I meet there was a guy who has written a book about hydroponics and another guy who wanted to grow wasabi in hydroponics. Real wasabi supply cost as much as truffle, and I have online seen a title claiming truffle has a higher price per kg than cocaine. So why not try to grow wasabi?
*Of course by train, is it true that “flygskam” (flying shame) is like “smorgasbord” and “ombudsman”, Swedish words that have gone global?
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