Since I have mentioned some of the crime drama series like ‘The Killing‘ and ‘The Bridge’ in my previous post titled “Hygge” in Copenhagen, let me mention a gripping thriller […]
“Hygge” in Copenhagen
Are you familiar with ‘hygge’? The Danish concept of cosiness, comfort, warmth, heartiness and/or togetherness… If not, I suggest that you read the book “The Little Book of Hygge: The […]
Happy Valentine’s Day!
I was in the middle of another post but took a break to publish this post on this lovely day: Valentine’s Day. The most common story about this day is […]
Alain Delon & His Letter to Romy Schneider
When the legendary French actor died this year in August aged 88, French President Emmanuel Macron had remarked that “he was more than a star: he was a French monument“… […]
A Visit to Rome – Beautiful and Eternal (Part-3)
This is the third and the last part of my previous posts titled “A Visit to Rome – Beautiful and Eternal” and “A Visit to Rome – Beautiful and Eternal […]
A Visit to Rome – Beautiful and Eternal (Part-2)
This is the second part of my previous post titled “Rome – Beautiful and Eternal” about Rome and our trip to Rome with my daughter. (Photo above: Trajan’s Market (Mercati […]
A Visit to Rome – Beautiful and Eternal
The photo above is a section of Rome from above, taken by my daughter from the 7th floor terrace of Hassler Hotel, Rome during our ‘mother and daughter trip’ to […]
Diners, Donuts and Bagels …
I wanted this to be a jolly post. I lately came across an article about diners in National Geographic Traveller ‘Classic USA 2024’ special edition. Diners, typical American diners, have […]
The Edinburgh Fringe – World’s Largest Arts Festival – On Right Now
I had mentioned about Edinburgh, in several of my older posts before – namely “Scotland – A Dream Land“, “Queen Elizabeth II and Her Platinum Jubilee” and “Gleneagles, Scotland” (Click […]
Two Books (Connected by a Quote) & Many Lives
When I first saw the jolly book cover of the book ‘The Bell Jar’ by Sylvia Plath in a bookshop, it drew my interest and I thought I shall read […]