Ahh yes, another “must-have” carry-on essentials guide by an esteemed travel blogger. ‘What makes this one different?’ you might be asking yourself. Welp, quite a bit actually. If you follow me on social media or have been a reader for awhile, you know I constantly find myself in mishaps and happy accidents often. Which is…
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Visiting Lofoten in shoulder season is a well-kept secret. However, since the Lofoten Islands are going towards all-year-round tourism, I will say that the shoulder season is golden. September, October, and November are the months of fall in the Lofoten Islands, with yellow, orange, and vibrating leaves; you can fill your lungs with crisp, clean…
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Trade fair for Next Level Farming and New Food Systems brings together leading experts At VertiFarm, the international trade fair for Next Level Farming and New Food Systems, leading players from the field of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) will be presenting their solutions for the agriculture of the future at Messe Dortmund from 8 to…
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My Breastfeeding Journey…so far! Exclusively breastfeeding and pumping for the occasional bottle! In This Blog: Why I BreastfeedManaging my Oversupply and Fast Let DownHow I Survived the First 6 WeeksMy Pumping JourneyProducts I Recommend (Breastfeeding & Pumping)When I Plan to StopCommemorating Our Journey This post contains affiliate links. These links do not affect how much…
Not all friendships are meant to last. But it’s difficult knowing which friendships are meant to last for a season, and not for a lifetime. According to Jim Rohn, we are the average of the five people we spend the most time with. And if that statistic doesn’t scare you, then it should at least…
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When humid days and swarms of tourists encompass New York City, those longing for cooler nights and smaller crowds may travel east. Located around 30 miles from the city is Hicksville, the heart of hotels and restaurants galore. Hicksville rests along Oyster Bay on Long Island, making it the perfect getaway anytime of the year….
Tucked away in the “mostly ocean” part of the world is my home country, New Zealand. It is considered by many to be a dream travel destination. But, it takes most people in the world between 12 and 28 hours to fly there. So not a lot of people make it. You spend 4 of…
The Balvenie 30 Year Old In a celebration of traditional whisky-making techniques, The Balvenie distillery has introduced its latest offering, The Balvenie 30 Year Old. This release was recently unveiled in Kuala Lumpur, showcased the distillery’s commitment to what they term the “Five Rare Crafts” – home-grown barley, on-site cooperage, malting floor, copper stills, and…
October Book List—100 Books Goal 2024. One of my goals for 2024 is to read 100 business-related books. I want to read 100 books in 2024 and apply certain principles from each book. Knowledge is excellent, but how can it produce results if not applied daily? We live in a world of cause and effect, so…
3.9K Whitley Bay is a historic town that stretches from St Mary’s island to the Cullercoats village in Tyne and Wear in the border of Northumberland. It was a mining and fishing focused region along the North Sea coast in the olden days, but now a famous tourist place being well connected from the city…
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