Author: Alexandra
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The Tig, the Wine, and the Woman Who Knew Before the World Did
Before fame, Meghan Markle shared her passion for style and wine through her blog, The Tig, inspired by her favorite wine, Tignanello, symbolizing elegance and sophistication.
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The Ancient Pull of Water
The love of water is ancient and deeply wired into us. It’s emotional, biological, even philosophical. We are water Our bodies are about 60% water, our brains even more. We began life floating in amniotic fluid. We’re drawn to it because, quite literally, we are it. Humans evolved around water sources. Rivers, lakes, and coasts…
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The Beauty of Spring Rain
Spring rain revitalizes nature, inspiring plant growth and prompting birds to momentarily silence. Post-storm, an explosion of birdsong celebrates renewal, reflecting a universal beauty.
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The Curious Paradox of Nature Watching
The relationship between humans and nature is ironic; pursuing natural experiences becomes challenging amid life’s demands, yet those who persist reap profound rewards and restoration.
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We Were Promised Connection
Social media, initially promising connection, has devolved into outrage-driven content, diminishing clarity. Regulation is necessary, prioritizing people over algorithms and encouraging thoughtful discourse.
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Paper Back
The author expresses a desire to reconnect with traditional reading and reduce distractions from social media, advocating for meaningful interactions and the richness of physical media for a more intentional, fulfilling life.
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Birdwatching Balcony
A city balcony can transform into a vibrant birdgarden that nurtures native plants, providing an oasis for wildlife amidst urban life. By choosing resilient, local flora and avoiding chemicals, even small spaces can become habitats for birds and pollinators. This gesture fosters a connection to nature, even within concrete confines.
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Conclave: Between Cinema and Ceremony
The film Conclave could not have landed in theaters at a more fitting moment—just as the world watched Rome host a real-life papal election. Rumor has it, even Pope Leo XIV’s own brother urged him to watch the movie. Now that’s a celestial press review.Thanks to the film, we’re all brushing up on our Vatican…
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Mindfulness Photography
The writer seeks to embrace mindfulness through photography, aiming for deeper awareness and connection with the present by exploring elements like light and texture in their meditative project.
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Doria Pamphilj
Rome of course The Palazzo Doria Pamphilj is located at Via del Corso 305, just a short walk from the Pantheon and Piazza Venezia. This grand Baroque palace, still privately owned by the Doria Pamphilj family, houses the renowned Galleria Doria Pamphilj, featuring masterpieces by artists like Velázquez, Caravaggio, and Titian. Within the palace, you’ll…
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Between the Lines 