7 Reasons Why Dating A Married Man Who is Separated is a Huge Waste of Time One thing is for sure – the availability of great men to date seems to be somewhat limited. As a result, women are often open to dating a married man who is separated. After all, his marriage is over…
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Gorgeous. Tranquil. Exquisite. These are just a few words to describe my overall experience at the Grand Hotel National Luzern in Lucerne, Switzerland. This was by far one of the nicest hotels I’ve ever had the pleasure to stay in. After disembarking from the Wilhelm Tell Express boat across Lake Lucerne, my friend Dawn and I were…
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So, you want to go to the Galapagos. It’s that spot on everyone’s bucket list. It’s gorgeous brightly coloured birds and giant tortoises seem to be posing on all of the glossy travel magazines. It’s the closest you can get to living the Jurassic Park experience without the risk of being eaten by a T-Rex!…
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Hello, Beautiful People, Let’s Go!! During one of our mother-daughter outings, as we were walking and talking, she happened to show me through her social media rapper Cardi B’s performance in Las Vegas; she was doing the damn thing in terms of her performance; she looked gorgeous with the exception (in my opinion) of one…
It’s described as one of the best lookouts in New South Wales. But how in the heck do you actually get to Whoota Whoota Lookout? This is the question the husband and I recently grappled with while visiting Pacific Palms on NSW’s Mid North Coast. You’re told by the Visitor Information Centre and the internet…
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I’ve always wanted to travel solo to Mexico and spend a minimum of 6 months there. Unfortunately, I haven’t had that chance yet. Melissa Douglas, who has a Mexico-focused travel blog, contributed this solo travel tips to Merida. The charming colonial city of Merida, Mexico is the capital of the Yucatan state in Southern Mexico….
Self-Love Month, observed in January, is a time to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the most important relationship you’ll ever have—the one with yourself. In 2025, this month serves as a gentle reminder that self-love is not selfish; it’s essential for mental, emotional, and even physical well-being. It’s about prioritizing your needs, practicing kindness toward…
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Getting to Koh Si Chang Getting to Koh Si Chang is quite easy. You have to travel to Si Racha first and then take a ferry from Koh Loi pier. The ferry costs 50 Baht per person and it departs every hour starting at 7 am. The journey to the island is about 40 minutes….
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Solo Travel is one of the most empowering experiences you can do at any age. But Solo Travel at 50 plus is even more empowering. Over the past 25 years, we have witnessed a cultural change in how women travel. They have become aware of their need to step out of defining roles and make…
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Wild Nutrition: Seed Saving for Wellness. Exploring how seed saving can bring more nutrition to your plate. In This Podcast: Julia Dakin talks about Eating on the Wild Side. Greg and Julie discuss the nutritional and health benefits of wild and heirloom foods compared to their modern counterparts. They dive into uncovering how our food…
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