It’s been a while since I wrote anything, but I’ll keep all good excuses for some other post. This one will be about a greatest discovery of the past month. 🙂 At least I
Quick Keto Bread – For all those loving bread but should avoid it
Scotland – Weekend in the picturesque and unique Edinburgh
We thought we are done with trips and travelling for 2018, but then Dina figured out that we can use August bank holiday weekend for one last go. We were thinking of going to
Hot day in cute Vaduz, Liechtenstein, surrounded by gorgeous Alps
I worked for a big tour operator, in which the general idea was to take guests through minimum three countries, so they can compare differences in culture, architecture and experience different feelings on the
Valletta – Malta’s capital where one visit is not enough
Three years back Dina wanted to go to China, and we ended up in Japan. Then last summer we planned to see Portugal and a bit of Spain, but due to circumstances we ended
Summer getaway in the Italian hills. Ever heard of San Giorgio di Perlena and Breganze?
Our original plan to spend the summer vacations in Portugal had to be changed as soon as our dear friends invited us to their wedding in Italy. We did try to to find an
Twitchy – One step closer to the stars! :)
Hey folks, it’s been a while since my last post. I could now look for reasons and try to make it up, but I just had no inspiration for writing lately. It seems that
Recipe for the “Chocolate mint overload for lady DBS” cake
I’m bad at buying presents. I prefer to know what people need or like, and then get them something useful rather then going with something that I might like. Well, actually, if I really
Who sent me to the beautiful and laid-back Oslo?
Everyone asked us – Why Oslo? Well, truth be told – air-plane tickets were cheap. 🙂 Very next morning as we returned from Tenerife, Dina was heavily infected with a travel bug that resulted with a
Hiking Mount Guaza – Montaña de Guaza Tenerife
Our recent trip to Tenerife was not a new idea, as I was checking Mt Teide as soon as we returned from Japan and our hike to Mt Fuji. Back then, it was still
Throwback Thursday – Crossing Ski Jumps in Planica off my bucket list
It’s been a couple of years now since I crossed one of the things off my bucket list. Actually, I’ve crossed it two times from three attempts. Because of that, I can tell you
A Hundred Thousand Welcomes to Ireland – “C’ead Mile Failte”
As an expat you are confronted with many things that are outside of your comfort zone. Even though it might sound trivial, you don’t know that until things happen and you figure out that
List of books I read in 2016
It’s that time of the year when we slowly start looking backwards and counting what we did in the past 365 days. As I did at the end of the past two years, I