Found within the mythology and folklore of countless disparate cultures across the world, are stories of giants; sometimes described as mighty men and women of towering stature but sometimes portrayed as a distinct race of huge humanoids. The folklore of Brittany is rich with tales of the deeds of giants and their impact in moulding the nation’s landscape.
The Giants of Brittany
1. Open the refrigerator door and stare into it. It’s still all the same stuff that was in there the last twenty times you looked, but if you stare hard enough you will notice something that you haven’t seen in a while. You probably won’t want to eat it, but at least it’s something […]
10 Things to Do While Waiting for an Inspirational Blog Idea
I remember having an audience of zero. I remember having no readers, no traffic, no connections, no experience, no plan, no strategy, and no idea what to do. Another thing that I remember from my early days of blogging is that I felt like success was far from reach. I remember reading popular blogs, and I couldn’t even […]
Are You a Beginner in The Art of Blogging? You Need to Read This Post!
As we are about to wrap up this year, I’d like to share with you readers, followers, friends, some statistics of my posts: Indeed through this blog I share my “Travel diaries”. And, without surprise, the most liked post by you is Asian food and travel I was so pleased to see that the most […]
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Love is only made more valuable by the risk of heartbreak. My last breakup was due to religious differences. I thought I was God, she didn’t. To be fair, I very rarely make mistakes, I date them. Why do they call it a crush? Because that’s how you feel when they don’t feel the same […]
Romanticizing Heartbreak
A life is infinitesimal in the grand scheme of things. When you zoom the lens out, when you consider the enormity of existence. A life is but a speck in the vastness of time and space. A life is nothing. It matters not a jot. But when you zoom the lens in, past all of […]
The Meaning Of Your Life
How would you describe your true calling? Do you even believe there is such a thing? I don’t necessarily believe that one has a true calling, however, I believe if we can find something to do that we love – in the service of something greater than ourselves – we can find balance. I look […]
Question of the Day: No. 519
Once upon a time, I went to a yoga class. In fact, two different classes kept me balanced for about four years. That was probably at least seven years ago. I just realized I miss it—the strength, the flexibility, the relaxation. Even with my COVID vaccines, I can’t get super excited about going to a […]
Yoga?
Rawpixel Here’s what happened in my life over the past week: I’m pretty sure I have the same atypical pneumonia that I’ve been getting every year for the past several years. I talked to a doctor on Monday, but she was not open to entertaining the idea that it could be anything other than COVID, […]
Weekend Wrap-Up
After almost four months of lockdown the sheer novelty of boarding a train was an uplifting experience, just sitting gazing out of the window at the changing scenery as our journey progressed. We’d planned a four day city break in Liverpool which is located in north west England on the banks of the River Mersey. […]
Day 1. Exploring Liverpool – Pier Head and Albert Dock
Mind-blowing theories 