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
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
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
Fill your life with adventures not stuff. Possibly one of the most worthwhile quotes I have seen on the internet. All people, including myself, think that by buying stuff, by filling our material needs, suddenly we are living our lives. That is so far from the truth. In reality, near the end of your life all you think about is all the people you’ve met, … Continue reading The Drive-In Cinema Adventure
If someone asked me to describe myself with a word, then I would say I am the definition of a “paradox”. I am a top-and-bottom-kind-of-girl. I like night outs with clubs, but I will often opt for a night in with a glass of wine at hand – I like travelling, but I rarely go anywhere – I like places of bright colors and yet … Continue reading Total Black In Total Color
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
Let’s talk about how common panic attacks are nowadays. Usually caused by high levels of stress and anxiety, panic attacks can be vicious and torturous. It took me a while before I was able to talk about having anxiety and dealing with it. Now, I have no problem talking freely about it, but a couple of years ago I didn’t even want to acknowledge it. … Continue reading #Storytime | My history with panic attacks
There’s something modern and unique about Mary Katratzou’s ready-to-wear collection that really caught my eye. In the beginning, I thought it was just the fact it has very neutral colors with few twists when it comes to patterns – and that’s something I really like in ready-to-wear collections. I like basic and wearable designs and I am happy to see that this collection, although it … Continue reading #LFW | Ready-to-wear Autumn 2018 | Mary Katratzou
It’s like a common desease these days – overthinking leads to nothing good. Ever since I was a young girl I used to calculate my every move – at least those I dared to do. You see, most of the times I tend to think an action over and over and over again and in the end, the moment is either lost or nothing ever … Continue reading My troubles with over-thinking
Dear 2017, You were one of those years every 20-year-old thinks that works as a self-discovery. It worked that way for me too. I had to look for myself, and still I’m not entirely true I’ve discovered me just yet. It was, however, a step to the right direction. Starting psychotherapy again really helped me. I had to dig deep within me and close some … Continue reading A letter to 2017 | The closing of a long chapter
VIVACIOUS 