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If you read my last blog post on Marrakech, you’ll understand that the city is a true melting pot and feast for the senses. Itts dining scene is no exception. From vibrant spice markets to chic rooftop restaurants, this city offers a kaleidoscope of flavors that cater to every palate. While you can find plenty…
The holidays can be a challenging time, especially if you’re carrying the weight of your child’s substance use. If you’re dreading Thanksgiving, Christmas, or the holiday season in general, please know you’re not alone. I understand how overwhelming it can feel. The holidays often magnify everything we’re struggling with—the pain, the uncertainty, and the longing…
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Riddles, mazes, puzzles. Humans have always been fascinated by all kinds of mysteries and pursued finding answers to all sorts of questions. Here how garden mazes or labyrinths have been created. Throughout history, the traditional hedge mazes got new variations, landscape designers bringing to the public awe-inspiring grass mazes, corn mazes, straw mazes and other…
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The Georgetown ‘Exorcist Steps’ It’s October, which means only two things: Halloween, and horror films. Within the genre of horror, cities play an active role as settings, characters, and themes. In William Friedkin’s ‘The Exorcist’ (1973), Georgetown, Washington (DC) is the setting of a demonic possession. But the city takes on a greater role, as…
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Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of groundbreaking artistry as the highly anticipated Art Space Art Fair makes its dazzling debut in London this March! This isn’t your average art exhibition – Art Space is revolutionising the way we view and appreciate art by placing the spotlight firmly on the artists themselves. “Unlike traditional art…
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Being a mum is a marathon, not a sprint. Between managing busy schedules, meals, school forms, homework, and the constant emotional task of parenting, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, exhausted and stretched thin. The mental load is real, but so is your resilience. Thomas Paine once said, “Every challenge is only a hurdle.” That’s all…
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As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, you may be wondering where the best Irish pubs in Detroit are. In this guide, written by a metro Detroiter with Irish ancestry, you’ll find where to order a proper pint of Guinness and a plate of fish and chips — even when it’s not March 17th. Disclosure: This guide to…
Some posts on this site contain affiliate links, meaning if you book or buy something through one of these links, I may earn a small commission. Read the full disclosure policy here. There’s this magical chain of islands in the North Atlantic ocean known for dramatic landscapes of blue-green lakes, steaming hot springs, and rolling…
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When I was working on my book, Grow Curious, I decided that I would include a pressed leaf or flower from my garden in random copies of the book. If you bought a print copy, please turn to page 87 to see if you got one. Pressed hosta leaf from my garden. I’ve pressed many…
