Hannah Telluselle 
~ create beauty between people ~

The last couple of years, it's been clear to me how important my sleep is for my health. Not only can I get grumpy and irritated, but I also get more IBS and sometimes headaches. And of course I can't practice as often I want, and when, and only can get things done properly in the evenings, besides having to rest daytime and some days sleep in, to recuperate. As a little girl, my mother used to say she could set the clock according to my needs. I would be hungry at the hour e

I've never been a fan of video games or the app kinds. In fact, I've never even downloaded any. Until now... I got curious when I saw an Instagram ad for the game Vita Mahjong, since my granddad used to have the real game with little ivory tiles neatly packed down in a briefcase. I always wondered about that game and thought the tiles were so pretty and peculiar. It was original and bought abroad. And now, I downloaded the app and play a little as a pause between my work on m

There is power in words. Already when I grew up, I was taught this and enabled to search and find my voice in writing early. My dad, who is an author and journalist, bought me my first typewriter at the age of ten, which also is when I first had a small short story published at the youth section in a local Swedish newspaper. My dad brought me there to see how it was printed and the process for its becoming. When I was 15 years old, I nagged my way into getting a job after sch

Since I tried dancing a little Isadora Duncan by the ocean, when I was in Portugal 2019-20, I decided to give it a try here in Sweden too. I live across the road from the forest and the big inflow of water from the East Sea here, called Mälaren, so it’s been very comforting to be able to both sunbathe and take a dip during summers, as well as see the seasons change up close. While it’s not nearly warm enough yet, to do that, I went down today to dance instead. As with everyth