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How Trust Between People Begins
How does trust between people begin? Sometimes it starts with a simple phone call. A personal reflection on first impressions, assumptions, and discovering that people are always much more than the stories we create about them.
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Growing Throughout Life – Stick to the Plan… or Maybe Not
Growing Throughout Life isn’t always about major life changes. Sometimes it begins with a sticky dough, a first attempt, and the courage to let someone else find their own way.
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I Used to Search for Answers
I used to search for answers. Today I explore questions about happiness, relationships, self-esteem, and life.
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When Life Gets in the Way of Structure
A morning swim with Alfred became the start of a day filled with fishing, family memories, community and reflections on life and relationships.
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Sunday Morning and Fairness
Sunday morning and fairness run like a red thread through today’s reflection. A new bed made the room feel bigger, vacation is approaching, and my thoughts wander between family, generosity, gratitude, and what it truly means to invite someone to share an experience.
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Children’s Honesty and Art – When a Child Sees What Adults Try to Understand
A nine-year-old boy looked at my painting and spoke the truth. A reflection on children’s honesty, abstract art and creativity.
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School Graduation Summer Holidays
School graduation and summer holidays belong together for me. Today it was finally time to put a long school year behind us. When the church bells fell silent, the songs had been sung, and the children ran out into summer, I felt my shoulders relax and my breathing become calmer. 🇸🇪 Läs på svenska: Skolavslutning,…
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Wednesday Library – Finding the Red Thread in My Own Archive
While creating my archive page on Malix.se, I discovered a red thread running through years of blog posts. Beneath stories about everyday life, family, winter swimming and work, I kept returning to the same theme: looking beyond behaviour to understand people. This Wednesday Library post is a reflection on what I found when old texts…