Day two of Cape Town was April 19th which was a rough morning with it being our original due date (from the miscarriage before this pregnancy) and also my cousin who passed away.. her birthday. I woke up a little off so I was so happy to explore more of Cape Town and see some…
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Vishaan Chakrabarti. The Architecture Of Urbanity: Designing For Nature, Culture And Joy. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2024. Reviewed by Dasha Kuletskaya Can architects and other design professionals help tackle the global challenges humanity faces today? Can design be a tool to address climate change, rising inequality, and the spread of right-wing populism? Can architecture…
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From the last post, part one, you know how to decide when, where and how to get to the Galapagos and that’s huge. Now here’s the fun bit and the bit I wish I had known more about before going. This post will help you decipher between the types of boats and helps tailor your…
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In a world brimming with uncertainty and rapid change, finding clarity and peace can feel like an uphill battle. Whether you’re seeking answers to life’s biggest questions, navigating through personal struggles, or simply in need of spiritual guidance, Marc Lainhart, the Intuitive Consultant, offers a beacon of hope and insight. Marc Lainhart is not just…
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Skye’s history is a tapestry woven with tales of resilience, conquest, and cultural revival, from prehistoric settlers to the power struggles of medieval clans. Understanding the history of a place you travel to will enrich your experience. So many of the wonderful things to see in Skye are in the outdoors, but learning about the…
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Riddles, mazes, puzzles. Humans have always been fascinated by all kinds of mysteries and pursued finding answers to all sorts of questions. Here how garden mazes or labyrinths have been created. Throughout history, the traditional hedge mazes got new variations, landscape designers bringing to the public awe-inspiring grass mazes, corn mazes, straw mazes and other…
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This past Wednesday was unseasonably warm for November which was a perfect time to plant tulip bulbs. Nearly every November for a number of years (and often under nasty weather situations), Juan V has planted an array of tulip bulbs in my garden (a partial view of it can be seen in the image atop…
The following is a guest post from Lachlan Brown from Hackspirit. Do you spend a lot of time thinking about your purpose in life, coming up empty over and over? I did too. That’s until I started learning more about what finding a life purpose actually meant. Part of my problem was that I thought…
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Hey Ya’ll – it’s been a hot minute! Between a pandemic, moving houses and just not having the motivation, it’s been hard to be as active blogging. Now most of us are probably at home or getting ready for Christmas (we ight as well) but there are many of you still travelling smart and getting…
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Some posts on this site contain affiliate links, meaning if you book or buy something through one of these links, I may earn a small commission. Read the full disclosure policy here. Isla Holbox is not a destination you’ve likely heard a lot about. It’s a relatively small island off the northern coast of Mexico’s…
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