April is the cruelest month, and this year it is also very confusing.
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The first day of Spring is here! I hope your daily dry brushing challenge and clean eating journey are on track. Mine, neither.
Continue reading “Art Is The Highest Form of Hope”Trending This Spring: Invasion-Chic
In a legendary SNL-skit Melissa McCarthy‘s Sean Spicer (Trump’s short-lived first press secretary) tries to convince the press room about a sizeable, adoring audience the president had attracted. “The men all had erections and every single one of the women was ovulating left and right“. In a freakish imitation of art, this sarcastic one-liner has become reality every time the larger than life President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky makes an appearance.
Continue reading “Trending This Spring: Invasion-Chic”Stand With Ukraine
Fashion is meaningless at the moment, this is clear. But as I have pored over the inaugural dresses and costumes and headbands and accessories of so many other first families in the past, I thought this family deserves a thought or two these days.
Continue reading “Stand With Ukraine”How To: Holistic and Conscious
I’m afraid it’s the time of the year again, girls. “For things that cannot be solved with sexy lingerie, there’s the new & limited Romantic Essentials Bag*- for a special moment.” St Valentine’s, you caught me and my sofa-shaped arse off guard, again.
Continue reading “How To: Holistic and Conscious”Read Like a Writer: A Study
Arguing about what is a good book is of course as pointless as trying to find consensus on a favourite dish. Discussing good writing, however, is another thing altogether. I came across a rather mediocre piece lately*, but decided to finish it regardless, and use it for educational purposes. Do note that I would never encourage anyone to read awkwardly written literature, as the world is full of excellent books. So don’t necessarily try the following at home.
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