Att välja lycka är enkelt när man vet om att man alltid väljer.
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I’m moving my morning later – after a year of too little sleep
I usually get up at five in the morning. Now I’m trying to sleep longer and move my morning to six. A full year of Garmin data shows that I have averaged 6 hours and 15 minutes of sleep, while my estimated sleep need has been much higher.
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Am I Sorting the Drawer – or My Life?
I keep finding new things to rearrange, sort or turn into projects. Is it because something inside me feels unsettled, or is creativity and curiosity simply part of who I am? Maybe sometimes I am not only sorting the drawer – but life itself.
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What Do People Read on Malix.se?
What do people really read on Malix.se? This week’s statistics made me look beyond the numbers and reflect on which posts readers find and what they have in common.
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Election Day 2026 – What Kind of Society Do We Want to Leave to Our Children?
The Swedish election 2026 is approaching. After a weekend of football, goals and popcorn, my thoughts turn to democracy, child poverty, research and the future we are creating for our children.
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That’s Not Really Cycling, Is It?
I thought an e-bike was cheating and not real cycling. Then I tried one myself. Now I cycle almost every day, and I’ve realised how easily we can make up our minds before we’ve even tried something.
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If I Could Turn Back Time – The Moments I Would Relive
If I could turn back time, I wouldn’t choose one particular year. I would return to the ordinary moments with my children – the moments I didn’t yet know would become memories.
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A Really Lovely Day – and Memories That Stay in the Body
A trip into town, a wonderful-smelling bar of soap, an unexpected meeting and an evening with Simon. Sometimes the most ordinary days create memories that stay in the body.