This is a love letter to all that sacrificed something as precious as their lives in the name of ideals, principles and values. Not in the name of power, money. I am talking about the ones that truly and selflessly fought and fight for a better tomorrow. There's nothing more honorable than dying for what … Continue reading Les Misérables, the fight for a better tomorrow
In London, the Oxford St. Christmas lights were switched on in the beginning of the month, and all the other streets followed towards the holy spirit. Shop windows seduce us with little (or even BIG) Christmas tales, with beautiful adornments and gifts suggestions for everyone, but not every wallet. The time (tale?) of consumerism has … Continue reading When Christmas is Back – a Tale on Consumerism
I am celebrating this week one year in London. When I first came to London merely as a tourist I remember thinking and even commenting with my parents and friends "when I live there, bla bla bla", as some sort of impossible reality that could only exist in my head. I wanted to, but deep down … Continue reading One Year In London
People have been talking about wanderlust. It is like a trend, people have been tattooing it and everything. It seems also there is a boom in wanderlusters. This people that entitle themselves as "backpackers", "adventurers", "globetrotters". All these titles as an hashtag, of course. So the world can see and feel the lust for wander … Continue reading Wanderlust & Conquest
Some people label Stonehenge as a disappointment. "It's just a bunch of stones. Large, but still, just rocks together in one place". I wasn't intimidated. What are these people expecting besides that? After all, that's what it is. You go there and you look at rocks, particularly big ones, organised in some sort of circle, in … Continue reading Stonehenge & Why Go See Rocks
The Winged Bone 