
Pati’s Weekly Bite # 27 – A different Type of Story
This time I would like to share something different with you. A story. Not my own story for a change. I guess you’ve had enough
This time I would like to share something different with you. A story. Not my own story for a change. I guess you’ve had enough
So what are you going to do after you arrive? After you have made the money you wanted, you bought the dream home, created a
Did you notice this strange paradox of how we are looking forward to certain events and when they finally arrive they pass real quick and
I can’t believe February 2022 is nearly over! Can you? This February, a few things happened, so I wanted to share them with you. First
Thank you so much for being with me throughout this year and supporting my work and travels. It means so much! What a year this
I tried to look back at the person that quit her job nearly ten months ago. No… Wind back… I look at the person that
Although I was hoping I would eventually end up travelling around Mexico – at some point while in Guatemala, I realised that it probably wouldn’t
I have now been in Guatemala for a little over a month, and I just realised I didn’t tell you what I think about this
Why am I crying again! Have I not learnt? Why over and over again, the same issues hurt me all the same. Come on. You
When I came to Bogota three and a half months ago, I was so fearful. After hearing all the stories, and warnings, and ‘No Dar
I remember when I arrived in Lisbon after roaming Madeira for six weeks. I hated it. I was homesick for the mountains, waterfalls and Poncha.
A boy working at the beach bar on Playa Blanca Colombia asked me how long his monthly wage would last him in Poland. He earns
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I stopped for a little bit to recharge. And I needed it. It feels like the first part of my
“Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body. But rather, to skid in
As I travel for longer and further from what used to be home once, I have learnt to make a little bit of home everywhere
It was my dream for years. South America has had a very special appeal for me. For a European citizen that so far travelled
I arrived in Bogota, Colombia. Completely surreal. Suddenly I found myself on the other side of the world, where the sky looks different, water flashes
The time came to go back to Lisbon, and I will stay there for the next two weeks. I’m on my way back from Nazare
The first ten days of my Portuguese trip I spent in Lisbon. I arrived with very high expectations. I was dreaming about visiting the city
The next day after I left Madeira, I instantly felt homesick for this incredible island. To the point that I didn’t even want to like
This was the ultimate goal. Hiking Pico to Pico (famous hike from Pico Aireiro to Pico Ruivo) towards the end of my stay in Madeira.
Anywhere I went in Madeira, I heard endless stories about how vulnerable the Island used to be to pirate attacks. I found it fascinating, so
As I am writing this, I am sitting at the kitchen table, with the only light coming from the laptop and a candle on the
I am utterly in love with Madeira and its glorious nature. I have spent years living in towns and cities. I was also lucky to
This week after I repacked my bag for the millionth time and moved to a new location, it really sunk in. I am a full-time
This morning I woke up early and walked out of my room to the terrace to check the weather. (No, it’s not a posh room
Life gets in the way. We say. I have to work long hours, do those chores, meet up with friends, take care of my family.
‘Once there lived a village of creatures along the bottom of a great crystal river. The current of the river swept silently over them all
Malta’s Fireworks – the way I see it – is the celebration of life very unique to the Maltese nation and character of its people.
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