Abkhazi Garden is a horticultural masterpiece celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty, diverse plant life, and rich historical significance in Victoria, British Columbia. Established by Prince Nicholas and Princess Peggy Abkhazi in 1946, the heritage garden is a unique blend of artistic landscape design and personal narrative, symbolizing love, resilience, and creativity against a backdrop…
When you think about visiting a national park, you probably imagine exploring the charm and relaxation of Hot Springs, Arkansas, hiking through scenic trails, spotting wildlife, and soaking up the beauty of the great outdoors. But Hot Springs, Arkansas, takes the typical national park experience and adds its own unique twist. Nestled in the heart…
Starting an organic garden does not have to be expensive. When you grow an organic garden, you can grow a variety of fruits, vegetables, and herbs all year round. With increasing interest in sustainability and homegrown produce, many individuals are turning to organic gardening in Brisbane as a way to live healthier and reduce grocery…
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In a city celebrated for its pioneering spirit and postcard-worthy views, 1 Hotel San Francisco sets a new standard for eco-conscious luxury. Perched on the Embarcadero waterfront, it is just steps from the historic Ferry Building. This five-star retreat redefines what it means to live well — not just in comfort, but in harmony with…
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The word ‘ego’ was originally coined by Freud who died in 1939 so it’s important to acknowledge that this idea developed over 80 years ago. Freud had a very cerebral approach to the ego: he said it was the moderator between the ‘id’, which is our basic desires and the ‘superego’; our idealistic desires. This…
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Cycling infrastructure around the world is undergoing a renaissance, blending art, design, and sustainability into some of the most innovative solutions ever created. As cities race to reduce carbon emissions, ease traffic congestion, and encourage healthier lifestyles, they’ve turned to cycling as a practical and eco-friendly answer. These urban areas aren’t just building bike lanes—they’re…
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Have you ever had an incredible meal, told all of your friends, gone back and been completely disappointed? Or have you been back to a spot you always loved, only to find it’s not all that great anymore and your memories of it are ruined? It’s a fear I’ve always had about Bell’s Diner and…
You Are the Creator of Your Life Your thoughts shape your reality—choose them on purpose. What if I told you that you are the creator of your life? Not your circumstances.Not your past.Not the opinions of others.You. It’s a powerful truth—and one that can completely shift how you move through your days, your dreams, and…
It’s been 5 years since I first wrote this post about Dry January, so I figured it was time to share a few updates on the topic. Yes, Dry January is as popular as ever. In fact, for the sober-curious, there are now a couple of times per year when it’s ‘acceptable’ to stop drinking….
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As a San Diego-based travel advisor and mom, I know firsthand how easy it is to enjoy this city without overspending, especially with kids in tow. From beach days to tide pools and neighborhood parks, there are plenty of free ways to experience San Diego as a family. Free isn’t just about saving money (though…
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