Jenny Grettve

A story of the collaborative strategy for the new primary school in Tomelilla, Sweden, based on Doughnut Economics. Time is interesting. It’s now been just over a year since I handed in the proposal for a strategy for the new school in Tomelilla. I had by then, been working

(Two bankers sit on a bench. They are both nicely dressed in suits and matching shoes and while waiving their hands it is clear to any viewer that they are heartily engaged in a familiar dialogue. Behind them is a neon street sign with numbers that keep irregularly changing. The

In a land far away, in a time far away, there was once a troubled wind. It comes with the nature of being a wind to rarely pause and take a break. Winds are meant to unquestionably move along with any impulse that seems fit. They push and break, caress

It’s not easy to start writing a text nowadays. I’m annoyingly teased by artificial intelligence - “come use me, I’m free!” But I just as annoyingly refuse. The heavily perfected style, the skilfully constructed paragraphs and clear conceptual layouts. AI knows how to do that with great

If I were to tell you a story about a loving stone, would you believe me? I mean, it sounds a bit weird. But if you’re willing to listen, by the end of this tale, you might realise that love is to be found where you least expect it.

I don’t want to live on a planet that kills children. I even play with the thought of leaving. But where would I go?  I can’t say I’m super keen on hanging out on Mars with Elon and all his ex-wives. The moon seems to be a