I like this scene. I like how the field is divided into two parts in it

It’s kind of like where I am right now, living between two countries. I’m wrapping up my adventure in Germany and heading back home to France. The ENDOless adventure in Germany has come to an end for this stage of my life. They didn’t extend our participation; they gave us the "cringe" of the moment, as they say these days

Long story short, it was great, but at some point things just didn't work out. Cool people, interesting projects, but ... There's always a “but.” In our case, as they told us, they weren't interested in our project

I have a couple of comments on this, but I’ll hold off. For now, at least. In any case, as far as I’m concerned, the project has come to an end in Germany and is entering a new phase in France. We made it into the top 10 (!) startups selected for the Raise AI Summit, which will take place on July 8 & 9 in Paris. So it’s high time to return to our home waters

It won't be long before we're back at Station F and back to our usual routine

Speaking of my routine, there’s more good news - for a week now, I’ve been able to move around comfortably for more than three hours straight and cover more than 10 km at a time, and overall, the post-surgery recovery process seems to have reached its natural conclusion. All that’s left is to get my doctor to confirm this, and maybe I’ll be able to run again. I’d really like that

All that’s left is to overcome depression and anxiety, but these are the times we’re living in. But let’s not dwell on the sad stuff. Anyway, tomorrow we’re heading to Paris, and then I’ll be enjoying baguettes and croissants again. But I won’t be happy about the number on the scale - someone’s probably put on a few pounds during this forced vacation. But whatever - as soon as I’m allowed to work out again, the weight will drop like a rock. We’ve been there, done that

So, it's not like I have a ton of news this week - but I'll share what I have.

See you at the bakery !