I was reading an article in Vanity Fair or Total Film the other day. In it, Celine Song, director of “Past Lives” was telling readers how hearing a Yes led to her producing “Past Lives” film. This one Yes eventually…
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How are we today? Have you got any plans for trips this year? Me – contrary to the last year, when I went to Sweden, Austria, Switzerland, and Japan, I have very little planned for 2024. And therefore, I am…
8th March is International Women’s Day. I personally have been celebrating it ever since I was born, believe it or not. And I still come across people who have never heard of it. If you’d like to learn more about…
It’s raining outside. Hello winter in England. It’s these kind of days that make me think of my dream travel list. Where would you travel next if you had the opportunity, money, and time? Here’s my (updated) travel list. My…
Those of you who know me will be rightly suspicious about the top picture. Indeed, I didn’t take it. But as I mentioned in my first Adventures post, I am challenging myself with cooking this year. One of the reasons…
How do you start your day? Do you rush to work or school? Do you do a morning work out? I try to start it with a wow, and I’m being serious 🙂 How? Nearly every morning, I go for…
I have recently been to a trip of a lifetime and visited Japan. Blown away doesn’t even cover how I felt afterwards. So today let me tell you about all the unique things of Japan that I loved while exploring…
Have you heard of Studio Ghibli Museum in Tokyo in Japan? If you’re not into films, or Japanese animation, then you may be a bit confused what I’m on about. Still, I encourage you to keep reading, dear reader 🙂…
Contrary to popular belief, food in Japan doesn’t boil down (sic!) to just sushi and rice. Ok, fine, yes, there is a lot of rice 🙂 But there is also a lot more to their culinary scene than the rice.…
I came back from my trip to Japan. Overwhelmed, inspired, in awe – of literally everything. Let me start with what I did on my last day of the trip – and tell you why you need to visit TeamLab…