Summer vacations are probably the kind of unofficial holidays that we’re all looking forward to. Two long weeks without having to deal with the chaos of work is exactly what any of us needs. Most people prefer August to be their month of vacations, but I chose to be somewhere in the middle of it. That’s why I decided to take a few days away … Continue reading Travel Stories – Koufonisia, Cyclades
We are all very much familiar with Greek mythology, partly because Hollywood has made a fortune out of them in various movies and books and because some schools actually included them when talking about history and how the Greeks had a God-like system to explain natural phenomena and mythological creatures to explain the evilness of the world. A large imagination is what we Greeks have. … Continue reading Travel Stories – Ithaca, The Island of Mythology
You have to be open in new experiences and new flavors visiting your mouth. That didn’t sound so right, but you know what I mean. There is something magical about visiting restaurants in your country that are focused on bringing a whole other country and culture to where you live. When talking about a whole nation that is so different in the ways of living … Continue reading The Birdman Experience
When all you’ve ever wanted in this life is to travel the world and taste life quite literally, but can’t due to local restrictions and the fear of pandemic, you have to be resourceful. It’s not the right time for me to start traveling just yet, although I am not saying no to small escapes (like Arachova). However, I still am the kind of person … Continue reading El Nacho – Eating Mexican Style
One of the most well known destinations for winter breaks in Greece is Arachova. Arachova is a relatively small town in Greece, located in western part of Boeotia. During winter time the temperature can fall to even -4 bellow 0 (and more). The cold there is a real deal to your bones, which is the reason why if you ever wish to visit the town … Continue reading Travel Stories – Arachova, The Absolute Winter Village
There is something magical about snow. Maybe it’s the fact that most romantic winter movies have a romantic scene in the snow, where the main characters talk about their feelings loud and clear, while snow is falling down around them in a manner that makes it look like the most precious moment you’ll even get to witness. In a way, they make you put yourself … Continue reading A White Sheet Of Ice
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page. -Saint Augustine Picture this: you are riding with your favorite human (or your travel buddy, you companion and etc ) down a road towards a place you have absoluteky no idea what you will see, who you will meet, what situation is going to change the way you think. The … Continue reading Travel Stories – Serres, A Macedonian City
I am taking this category a step further and with great courage I am here to write an issue that concerns us all. No, it’s not about politics or world hunger (although these are much bigger issues troubling our world), but it’s something lighter and equally important to all. I’ve been playing around with my identity these days, picturing myself as a modern Carrie Bradshaw … Continue reading The Issues Of Modern Dating
Summer is a good season to show your appreciation for the sea and cafes near the sea… When the sun is shining bright, not a hint of gre clouds on the sky, the breeze warm and iviting – then you know that it’s a good day to go out and enjoy the definition of a summer day. I couldn’t miss that opportunity, so that bright … Continue reading 90s STYLE WITH A HINT OF BLUE
Like everybody else on this planet, I get a bit scared when I find myself in unknown situations… I was always so used to being sheltered by my family and having someone telling me how things are done right. I guess, in a way, I was always scared to be wrong or do something I had never done before (that was,actually, very hard to admit). … Continue reading The Beauty Of Traveling For The First Time
Because going away from everything for a few days is always a good idea… Maybe I wasn’t as good as I hoped I would be to keep my blog updated these past few days, but I do have a good excuse. I went on vacations! Isn’t that a good enough reason? Don’t I deserve a few days off and away from the stressed reality I … Continue reading My Days In Crete
Admiring people who are courageous enough to support colourful outfits is what I do with my free time . I like colors, don’t get me wrong, and whenever I scroll down my Instagram feed and see someone wearing a bright red clothing piece, for example, I double tap. There’s something about bold color shades that attracts the eye in general, I believe. However, I also … Continue reading #CapsuleWardrobe | French Minimalist
There comes a moment in every body’s life that plays a tremendous part on shaping who they are. For me, it wasn’t just one moment, but many small moments in a row. Of course, when each moment was passing I didn’t know how important it was, but looking back I’m thankful for all of them. If I want to be honest with you, then I … Continue reading A change of heart
Let’s be honest here, nobody believes those #nofilter pictures any more. Although, as a hashtag #nofilter can attract many likes and follows, mainly on Instagram, I don’t think many of us are sincere about it anymore. When you take a well posed picture you just can’t resist “playing” with the exposure, the light and even your skin tone– and truthfully, none of us is truly … Continue reading VSCO FILTERS I LOVE // #NOAD
When you hear the word summer you instantly think of Greece. Am I right? (of course I am) I know you do, because summer in Greece is a dream many people have. The wonderful hot weather with the slight breeze, the exotic beaches, the clear blue sky and endless sea, help you realize what summer is really all about – plus good people by your … Continue reading LOOKS – A day spent in nature
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