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Over the weekend whilst i was preparing this post. I heard about the tragic deaths of 4 children whilst out on their bikes killed by a drunk driver. Prior to that before hearing the news of the helicopter crash that killed 9 people including children & basket ball legend Kobi Bryant and his daughter of 13yrs….
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Nepal is the perfect place for trekking, hiking, and mountaineering. It offers a spectacular scenery of the world’s tallest peak. Likewise, one can get familiar with the diverse culture and tradition of Nepalese society along with their lifestyle. Photo by valcker CC BY 2.0 There are many trekking options in Nepal that can revive your…
When talking about New York, it is always said that it never sleeps. This is very true. It is because most of the people are busy in their hustles in this fast-moving city during the day. They get their share of fun during the New York City night. There are numerous things to do in…
Fig 1 – “The Etheral Junkspace” a photo manipulation by Manaswini Rajesh. etcetera, etcetera and etcetera. City centre of Madurai, a sterilised urban form, on the river banks of Vaigai, is defined by its streets that were constructed with a yardstick that fits exactly a bullock cart. Don’t even get me started on the current…
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Buying vintage is never just about acquiring a new item for my wardrobe; it’s an emotional rollercoaster, a personal journey that takes me deep into the heart of fashion history. There’s something incredibly romantic about vintage shopping, especially when I’m hunting for luxurious treasures like a Salvatore Ferragamo gold bracelet or a piece of delicate…
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“The bravest people are often knitted together with scars.” — Richard Grossi— Practice Self Love by embracing your ‘imperfections’ What is self love? The Japanese have a beautiful practice called Kintsugi which is the practice of putting broken pottery pieces of ceramic back together with gold. The broken piece of pottery is not discarded, but…
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While Cancun remains a relatively safe destination for its 10 million annual visitors, no tourist hotspot is entirely risk-free. In response to some recent criminal incidents, local government has deployed 600 marines from SEMAR to strengthen security and ensure travelers’ well-being. With these high visitor figures, the city cannot afford for tourists to feel unsafe—over…
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I’ve been a professional travel writer for 25 years now. But, like most people, there was a time in my life when the idea of traveling the world seemed like it was way beyond my financial means. Back then, figuring out ways to save money for traveling seemed incredibly difficult, especially when I was working…
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Passion Garden  I sat down with a wonderful woman the other day, her 94 year-old mother by our side, and talked about gardening, and the healing properties in its harvest… She is a vendor at the Waco Downtown Farmer’s Market, and runs a small business, Passion Gardens (click link and scroll down). In addition…
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Whether we’re in the midst of winter or the beginning of summer, holidays are always on the forefront of most people’s minds. Quite rightly so, nothing feels better than shutting your laptop, turning on your out of office on and having a number of carefree days of sun, sea, and good food. The biggest misconception…
