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“I never thought that you’d get married. I would be living down here on my own” – Jarvis Cocker. Life is just a journey of things we did and things we didn’t do. That is it. As a kid, I had big dreams and I managed to do 40 things by the age of 40. Read more about Sunday’s Inspiration: For Worse Or Better? 40 Things I Didn’t Do By The Age of 40[…]
“It’s a weird and wonderful world if you come from Wimbledon” – John Motson. Being in lockdown and not having travelled to ANY new city/town/village in 13 months now, and no new countries or even a leaval of this country (Poland) has certainly given me time to release 4 books (a fifth one is almost Read more about Reminiscing The 1990s: The Time Wimbledon Played Real Madrid[…]
Not everyone likes sports, and it’s only natural. However, if your loved one is not into sport and you are, that may have you feeling down because you can’t share your passion with them. And while you can’t force your partner or friend to watch a baseball game with you, there are simple things you Read more about How to Make Sports Even More Fun[…]
Maybe you’ve had to put off travel to Italy for the time being, but there are plenty of ways you can embrace your love of traveling even while you’re still spending more time at home. Cooking is one way to feel like you’re traveling, even when you’re not. Italian cooking presents a great opportunity to Read more about Food Tourism: Essential Italian Ingredients to Stock Your Pantry[…]
It is hard to have a little faith to move to a different environment. In this case, there are very motives why a person can travel to an area that he is not familiar with. Some of the reasons can be that someone has a new job in a new place, someone has an opportunity Read more about Working and living in Spain: Pros & Cons[…]
Now that Brexit is in full swing, UK Travellers can expect to see some changes when deciding to visit or stay in the EU – here’s what you need to know. How Will Brexit Affect Your Travels To And From The UK? After 4 years in the making, Brexit has finally come into fruition and Read more about How Will Brexit Affect UK Travellers?[…]
“If this is heaven, then send me to hell” – Dodgy. I don’t know if this is “not for the faint hearted” or not, as to be frankly sincere about this – life is a journey and you need to see the bad to know the good. I’ll go anywhere. It really doesn’t matter if Read more about Darkpacking On Planet Earth: The 20 Grimmest Places I Have Visited[…]
As 2008 continued, I started backdating a load of stories from my travels. Some of this I had already written on paper, and in my old diaries, some of it was fresh. A lot of this month was focused on my time at Bournemouth University where I did a lot of crazy things away from Read more about Glory Days Loyal: April 2008 All Blog Posts[…]
There are many reasons that we travel. These can include seeing sights we have never seen before, for work, to see family and friends, for health reasons, or just because we love to travel. In all of these cases we have the opportunity to take our travel to the next level. By working to make Read more about Making Every Trip Into a Retreat When Travelling[…]
I’m no rookie to publishing things. That was easy. I first published a fanzine in 1990, a fun effort with my childhood friends Michael and Gavin for the Glentoran football team. It was called One Saturday Afternoon at the Oval. Throughout the 1990s, I was also writing and publishing football fanzines and music fanzines. I Read more about Publishing My Printed Books: A Long and Gruelling Process[…]