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From forest-shrouded communities living in hilltop hamlets to coastal fishing communities that blossomed into trading ports, there is no shortage of beautiful small towns in Europe. Yet there’s one thing that Europe’s most magical towns often have in common: medieval roots. And I love them. Half-timbered homes, hardy defensive walls and the Romanesque and Gothic…
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The humble hanger often gets overlooked when it comes to maintaining a polished wardrobe. Choosing the right dress shirt hanger is more important than you might think. Imagine pulling out your favorite dress shirt only to find unsightly shoulder bumps or sagging fabric; a subpar hanger can be the culprit. This is where luxury…
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Walking holidays in Europe offer travelers a unique blend of adventure, culture, and history. You can explore diverse landscapes, from rugged coastlines to rolling hills, while immersing yourself in the rich heritage of the continent. These journeys provide an opportunity to experience Europe’s charm at a leisurely pace, allowing you to connect with local communities…
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Each year during around the first weekend of June, something truly special happens in Barcelona. The sun shines brighter, the people look happier, the sea becomes a deeper hue of blue, and the air just seems a touch sweeter and more fragrant. Yes, summer is truly here, and along with it comes one of the…
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Guest blogger: Cortney Kirk, Somerville Urban Ag Ambassador During the spring and summer of 2018 I spent my volunteer time, as a Somerville Urban Agriculture Ambassador, at the Somerville Growing Center. It has been a great experience and fulfilled one of my goals of participating in the Ag program, getting more involved with a community…
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Note: This post will stop you from doing the things that won’t help you get clients, but how to get coaching clients will help if you want to know what to do instead! I doubt many people have spent as long looking at coaches’ websites or interacting with coaches online as I have over the…
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Can’t Afford Coaching—Or Is It Just About Priorities? “It’s Not the Cost That’s Stopping You—It’s Your Priorities.” -Anonymous. The Common Misconception Recently, I was chatting with someone who said, “I probably need coaching, but I can’t afford it.” That simple statement got me thinking. It’s something I’ve heard many times before, but what stood out…
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15 Chic Workout Outfits for Women Embracing the Athleisure Trends of 2023 Bubbly Moments is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. In today’s fast-evolving fashion sphere, the demand for cute workout outfits has skyrocketed. So, what’s…
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Once again I have had circumstances that have taken me away from being present here on Blogger as well as from moving forward with my “Imperfect Strangers” book project. I feel akin to Mooch, the cat featured in the Mutts comic strip atop this entry and I must confess, the longer I’m away from my…
To mark the publication of new contributions to our Cambridge Elements in Global Urban History series, we will feature interviews with authors and share short excerpts from their work. Here, GUHP Blog associate editor Maytal Mark interviews Carl Nightingale, the author of Our Urban Planet in Theory and History. Carl Nightingale has taught world history…
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