Why Brutus turned on Caesar · Restaurant as theater in China: the waiter sings orders · Autumn preserves marathon and the market · Buyers keep coming, but energy is fading · Manet’s nightlife: fun and loneliness · A Storm Forces Him into the Abandoned Mill · The bat as a scapegoat · Granddaughter Nina: a young local guide · Starting the beans: pot & prep · Old Walnut, Broken Ladder · A 50th Birthday Alone—and Life on the Road · A “hidden base” in Belgrade: what was it? · Krupaja spring: fair-like crowds, swimmers, and trash · Amulets “for everything”: job, money, and love · Flour, pan prep, and how to tell it’s done · Beginner rule: 3–4 full-body workouts/week · When to plant seedlings & berry prices · Eggs for 220 dinars… and a chicken attack · Two-ply or three-ply? · First cappuccino lesson: “2 out of 10” · Toilet paper, bidets, and a market snack · Eat slowly, eat on schedule: the basics · Brutus’s end and the conspirators’ shadow · No One Will Cut the “Cursed” Walnut · Back Home: Telling the Night’s Story · Separate the eggs and whip the whites with sugar · Day 3 + why glutes can help your back · Found cash in pockets—still not a plan · The girl who outwitted the tsar · The cheapest item at Hugo Boss: socks · The Hessdalen lights: glowing orbs over the valley · At the gas station, water costs more than Coke · What went wrong: breakdown with a paint analogy · No more “just one bite”: school nostalgia

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