Bread is one of the most common and essential recipes in our everyday life. Most of the people use bread for their breakfast. You can either buy it from the store or you can make it at your home but homemade bread is fresh and more nutritious. I always prefer the latter. We have you…
Monaco is a tiny independent city-state on France’s Mediterranean coastline. The currency is the euro; French is the official language, but Monégasque, Italian, and English are widely spoken and understood, and Monaco is its capital. The prestigious Grand Prix motor race runs through Monaco’s streets once a year. To get Visa to Monaco from Nigeria,…
845: Keri Evjy on Her Regenerative Journey. Designs for Ecological Change. In This Podcast: Greg interviews Keri Evji, founder of Healing Roots Design LLC, a regenerative landscaping company in Asheville, North Carolina. Keri shares her journey of integrating nature’s principles into her life and business, emphasizing a holistic approach to social and ecological change. She…
When it comes to definitively capturing their projects, the world’s most renowned architects call on Dutch photographer Iwan Baan. Recipient of the inaugural Julius Shulman award, Baan counts Rem Koolhaas, Zaha Hadid, Sou Fujimoto, and Herzog & de Meuron among his clients. But don’t call him an architectural photographer. His work tells a story that…
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“You deserve to give yourself the kind of love and understanding you willingly give to others.”One of my favorite reminders, actually. Let’s face it: oftentimes we forget ourselves in the process of wanting to please others too much. In the end though, we realize that seeing the smiles on the faces of other people can’t…
We spent over five months in Morocco, traversing the country from North to South, West to East, East to West, Tangier to Dakhla, and Mauritanie. Because it was such a long stay and we kept zigzagging, it’s difficult to put together a Moroccan itinerary per se. Instead, we decided to feature our top things to…
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When you think of Spain, you likely picture flamenco dancers, sunny plazas, and mouthwatering tapas. But just outside the vibrant city of Seville lies a hidden gem that transports you back to ancient Rome: Italica. This archaeological treasure, founded in 206 BC, offers a fascinating glimpse into Spain’s Roman heritage and is a must-visit for…
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Spain’s celebrated art form has a rich tradition here in Barcelona, with dozens of tablaos where you can catch a passionate performance. We’re here to preview the best of them… While the art of flamenco originated in southern Spain, primarily in Andalusia – where the fiery dance, soulful music, and expressive singing evolved from a…
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We booked American Airlines business class flat bed seats on the 777-200 for our long-haul trip from the U.S. to Barcelona. Even though American Airline’s service is “forced,” the flat bed seat is one of the best in the sky. The American Air 777-200 seat configuration of 1-2-1 offers direct aisle access for each passenger….
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Transforming your space, mind, + life In a world where material possessions often accumulate faster than we realize, the act of decluttering has become a powerful practice for improving not just our homes but our minds and well-being. Decluttering is more than just tidying up; it’s about creating a space that reflects clarity, purpose, and…
