With Portugal being in lockdown since the end of January, and with me working from home, there hasn't been a lot of opportunity to go out, unless for the strictly necessary - grocery shopping, doctor appointments, you know the drill - not things I necessarily enjoy doing. Of course, the rule is also to stay … Continue reading A peek into the old town of Leiria, my hometown
If you're anything like me, you are anxiously waiting for the day you can travel again. You've been feeling trapped for a year. Your house became a prison. Especially if you work from home, like myself. You can barely stand the sight of that room that became your office. And worst, you haven't been taking … Continue reading 10 tips for solo travelling as a woman
This was a hard exercise my friends. And, because of that, I've included in my stack photos a lot more books than the one's I'm highlighting below. I've grouped them in different categories - The Classics, The Biographies, Fiction & Non-Fiction. Brace yourselves for a very long post. And there are a lot of books … Continue reading My favourite books on or by women
Disclaimer: this week’s posts will be dedicated to the experience of being a woman in celebration of the International Women’s Day. I have had surge of inspiration (as I always do with issues close to my heart) and have a few more posts planned for this week than usual. This particular article contains swear words. … Continue reading There’s nothing like a mad woman.
Disclaimer: this week's posts will be dedicated to the experience of being a woman in celebration of the International Women's Day. I have had surge of inspiration (as I always do with issues close to my heart) and have a few more posts planned for this week than usual. Hope you enjoy! The year was … Continue reading The solo trip I’m most proud of as a woman – Mexico
The Winged Bone 