I haven't written since December 30, and I have missed it so much! This needed rest allowed me to appreciate how 2022 ended and to embrace the good vibes sparkling in 2023 ✨✨✨
To celebrate this new year and making it this far, I am coming back to writing with a new series. I am turning 45 in a few days 👻 and I will be sharing 45 things I have learned over the years 😁
Ready? Check the first post today!
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I am an explorer at heart. That's why traveling is essential.
Because I am simply obsessed with wanderlust ✈️✈️
Read the post for the stories 😁
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Books are this girl's best friends 😁
And I have my reasons to think that!
Read on for the story...
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With the Covid frenzy taking on, many of us shifted our attention from our usual activities to what we could do at home.
One of the things I took on was gardening. And I am so glad!
Read more about the story!
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Since my teenage years, or maybe even before, being respectful of the environment was important to me.
I am not a climate alarmist, and our world should not be a disposable item either.
Read on for some stories 😊
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Nature is an extremely powerful healer.
I always respected it, yet rarely took the time to sense its frequencies...
Read on for the story that changed my behavior!
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How can I be curious about science and not tackle the subject of medicine?
This story is not a good or fun one but I consider its outcome/lesson to be very positive.
Read on for the details!
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Since I wrote about science yesterday, today it's going to be Healing.
How does it start? What does it entail?
Read on for my story!
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Since yesterday's post was about intellect and intelligence, today I'm writing about science.
In recent years, science seems to have derailed its original purpose.
Read on for more!
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My mind is always in motion ever since I can remember.
So let's talk about intellect today.
Read on for more.
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The death toll the earthquakes in Turkey and neighboring countries is on the rise.
Hence this post about death. It's not as macabre as it sounds.
Read on for more!
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Today's natural disasters in Turkey and the whole crescent region reminded me of a small lesson that mom taught me.
It is not about earthquakes, as it goes beyond the event and its magnitude.
Read on to find out more!
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Before I studied political science, I had no clue that it was part of our everyday lives...
What's my take on this and what did I learn?
Read on to find out more!
