When researching things to do in New York City, as well as where to stay, eat and drink, I never thought I’d end up sitting in a cave with a stranger watching porn.
Photo by Colton Duke
NYC 101: What to do and where to stay, eat and drink
I didn’t like Dubrovnik, but still think you should go
I have never visited a place and hated it. I even visited Benidorm, notorious for drunken (often nude and rude) Brits abroad, and found some places to fall in love with, but I did not like the Old Town in Dubrovnik.
Slow travel: How I overcame holiday anxiety in Santorini
Slow travel wasn’t even in my vocabulary before I went on holiday to Santorini and it certainly didn’t seem practical.
You see, as a travel blogger and journalist I feel a lot of pressure when I am on holiday to see all the sights, take amazing photos and record every minute. Let me tell you how that all changed…
My first interview as a blogger with LQ Liquid Health Supplements
When I first started taking LQ Liquid Health Supplements it was partly due to concerns over my lacklustre skin as I grew older.
It was also partly with the hope that my skin, hair and nails would remain nourished throughout my frequent travels where I do not always get the healthy nutrients I am used to (mostly due to incessantly ‘treating myself’ while in holiday mode).
They got in touch about an interview and asked me all about my career as a journalist, my endeavours as a blogger and my beauty 101…
Read it here.
Why you need to drink more water in winter and how
Everybody knows it’s important to drink more water throughout the summer months, when we’re likely to sweat more and become dehydrated, but not many realise how important it is throughout the winter.
When temperatures drop the air becomes dryer, so our bodies absorb less water through other means. As well as this, water intake is likely to drop throughout the season simply because many people think it is less important than in summer.
However, it is worth noting that feeling thirsty is a pretty late indicator of dehydration. Throughout the winter months you are far more likely to experience dry lips, dry skin, and even symptoms which may trick you into thinking you are unwell, like a dry cough or mild headache.