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Wow! That is so amazing.The tallest man on earth met with the shortest woman on earth at the Giza Pyramids in Cairo, Egy...
13/04/2024

Wow! That is so amazing.

The tallest man on earth met with the shortest woman on earth at the Giza Pyramids in Cairo, Egypt.

Let us introduce you to

Sultan Kosen, from Turkey, 34, has a height of 8 feet, 1 inch.

Jyoti Amge, from India, 24, has a height of 2 feet, 6 inches.

On this World Day of Fighting Depression, I'm reminded that the deepest struggles are often hidden behind the warmest sm...
23/02/2024

On this World Day of Fighting Depression, I'm reminded that the deepest struggles are often hidden behind the warmest smiles. Why do some of us choose to wear a mask? Perhaps it's the fear of being seen as victims. I know this all too well because, in my own quest for happiness, I've delved deep into the concept of Ikigai, the Japanese art of finding joy and purpose in life.

Today, my journey took an unexpected turn. I had the privilege of attending an exhibition on the Ainu people of Hokkaido. Despite the language barrier and the complexity of their history, there was an undeniable thread of positivity woven through their culture. It struck me how the Ainu, despite decades of marginalization and near erasure of their language and traditions, are now experiencing a revival. Their resilience is palpable, their spirits unbroken.

Seeing their performance, feeling the pulse of their ancient drums in the heart of London, was a great reminder of the strength we all carry within us. It's ironic, really, how the Ainu's struggle for recognition mirrors the internal battles many of us face, often in silence.

So today, let's honor those silent battles. Let's draw inspiration from the Ainu, from their refusal to let their spirit be extinguished. And let's remember that, like them, we too can find light in the darkest of times. Today, I saw more than an exhibition; I saw a reflection of our collective resilience.

I've always had a bit of a love-hate relationship with large gatherings, often finding myself on the sidelines when it c...
11/02/2024

I've always had a bit of a love-hate relationship with large gatherings, often finding myself on the sidelines when it comes to big celebrations. Crowds? Not really my thing. But this Chinese New Year, something different happened. Two of my friends, who know all too well my usual reservations, somehow encouraged me into joining the festivities for the Year of the Dragon.

And what can I say? I'm beyond grateful they did.There's something magical about being in Chinatown during Chinese New Year, surrounded by the vibrant hues of red and gold, the air filled with the scent of incense and the sounds of laughter and music. For someone who usually avoids crowded places, I found myself completely mesmerized, lost in the beauty of it all.

Wandering through the bustling streets of Chinatown, I was captivated by the sea of red lanterns and intricate decorations, each telling a story of heritage and hope. The highlight, without a doubt, was receiving a blessing from a majestic dragon, a moment that felt both exhilarating and profoundly auspicious.

The culinary journey was just as memorable, with the highlight being a succulent duck dish that seemed to encapsulate the essence of the celebration on a plate—rich in flavor and steeped in tradition.

I even treated myself to a little souvenir symbolizing love—a small but meaningful dragon token to remind me of this unexpected adventure.Reflecting on the experience, I'm filled with gratitude towards my friends for this gentle nudge out of my comfort zone. This Lunar New Year celebration has not only put me out of my control zone but also left me with cherished memories and a heart full of joy. Here's to embracing new experiences and the endless possibilities they bring. Happy Year of the Dragon to all!

Today is a special day for Polish cuisine. Every February, on the last Thursday before Ash Wednesday, Poles celebrate Fa...
08/02/2024

Today is a special day for Polish cuisine. Every February, on the last Thursday before Ash Wednesday, Poles celebrate Fat Thursday and indulge in eating donuts (pączki) and angel wings (faworki). 🤎

Statistically, every Pole eats two and a half doughnuts on that day, which constitutes 100 million across the entire nation! I follow thus tradition of minimum two 😄

Poland’s doughnuts dates back to the 16th century. Back then, they were known as kreple (from German: Krapfen). In the 18th century, historian Jędrzej Kitowicz described then-contemporary donuts eaten at the court as "fluffy and light". He also compared them to the old-fashioned ones which could give someone a black eye when thrown at their face, and therefore proving that whilst the tradition has lasted, the recipe has (luckily for me ❤️) since evolved.

Happy Independence Day (Narodowe Święto Niepodległości) to Poland!
11/11/2023

Happy Independence Day (Narodowe Święto Niepodległości) to Poland!

Miłości do ojczyzny i duma z bycia Polakiem sprawiły że, przez okres 123 lat nieistnienia Państwa Polskiego na mapie Europy, wbrew licznym działaniom repres...

I feel so normal looking into this :D https://travelerdoor.com/2022/06/30/walmartpeeps/21/
31/08/2022

I feel so normal looking into this :D https://travelerdoor.com/2022/06/30/walmartpeeps/21/

If you imagine a store so big, it could have its own zip code and offers literally everything under the sun, whether a simple bottle of shampoo or a new desk for your room, that store is Walmart. Sometimes, when you ask people about America, the first thing that comes to mind is Walmart. It […]

You simply can't believe it's real! I'm so glad i've never had such passengers next to me 🤣https://travelerdoor.com/2022...
29/05/2022

You simply can't believe it's real! I'm so glad i've never had such passengers next to me 🤣
https://travelerdoor.com/2022/02/13/badpassenger/28/

Many of us will agree that traveling is already a stressful affair. We don’t need anyone or anything making an anxiety-inducing experience even worse. But sometimes, we have no control over what happens during our journey. It’s one thing to have a flight delayed, or a train canceled. There are i...

29/10/2021

No words needed. Simply beautiful!

Dear All enjoy your Easter, and may you be blessed with joy this year. Wishing you a season filled with peace, joy, and ...
03/04/2021

Dear All enjoy your Easter, and may you be blessed with joy this year. Wishing you a season filled with peace, joy, and beautiful weather. Happy Easter! Wishing you all the love and happiness that only Easter can bring.

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