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I just experienced a March to remember… Not only was March 2018 THE most challenging seasons I have experienced in some time, it was also the most life giving. Let me explain… My 9-5 can be very demanding and sometimes chaotic. The building industry can be both extremely rewarding and extremely frustrating with shifting deadlines,…
Sargassum in the Atlantic has reached record levels in 2025, with an estimated volume of 31 million metric tons, according to the Sargassum Watch System (SaWS), an initiative of the College of Marine Science at the University of South Florida (USF). This marks a 40% increase over the previous record set in June 2022. Stretching…
For many people, the hottest months mean escaping to the beach, which can make landlocked countries like Austria less obvious summer holiday choices. But perhaps that’s precisely what makes it so appealing to fellow summer-in-Austria stans like myself. Don’t get me wrong, I adore the coast – I mean, I live in the Algarve –…
*Werbung/PR Sample/Affiliate Link Heute möchte ich euch eine meiner derzeit liebsten Gesichtsmasken zeigen, die Ultramoor Mud Mask von Omorovicza. Es handelt sich hierbei um eine Tiefenreinigungs-Gesichtsmaske zur Aufhellung und Straffung müder Haut, mit einem tollen Anti-Aging Lifting Effekt. Innerhalb von wenigen Minuten nach der Anwendung wird das Hautbild sichtbar und fühlbar verbessert. Zudem wirkt sie…
There’s a moment we don’t talk about enough. It’s not the breakthrough. It’s the in-between—where the ground shakes, the clarity disappears, and you’re left trying to move forward through fog and fear. And when we’re scared, we scramble. We try 20 different things in a week. We say yes to things we don’t really want…
Winnipeg may not be as famous as those other Canadian cities, but it’s charming, diverse, authentic and surprisingly cool. Story by Mary WeIch Photos by Grady McGill In the United States, they’re called the “Flyover States.” In Canada, it’s all about “VTM” or Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. Everything else, according to coastal elites, doesn’t matter….
What makes a beach the “best”? For us at Coleman Concierge, it’s that rare blend of natural beauty, accessibility, memorable experiences, and, of course, a little magic. Whether it’s kayaking through luminous waters in the Philippines, kicking back on sugary white sands in the Whitsundays, or paddling glassy Gulf Coast bays near home in Alabama,…
Editor’s note: In anticipation of what we all believe will be a stellar UHA conference this October 9-12 in Los Angeles, we are featuring Los Angeles as our theme this month. This is our sixth and final post; you can see others from this month as well as past pieces on the city here. In…
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Being alone is often misunderstood and stigmatized in our society. Many people associate being alone with loneliness and isolation, but it is essential to recognize that being alone can be a valuable and enriching experience. This article will explore the art of being alone, its benefits, and how to cultivate a healthy relationship with solitude….
I hung up the phone with a giant grin plastered across my face. One of my oldest friends, who I’ve known since I was 14, just called to tell me that he was getting married! And the wedding was going to take place in just a few months in July. In Barcelona. There was just…
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