Last year I planted a vegetable garden. I do not have green fingers. My garden project was more out of desperation and boredom, I just need to do something, Covid-hobby, more than than anything. But what do you know, slowly, those seeds started sprouting.

The upside

The fact that I actually managed to grow something green surprised me. I have never been able to keep as much as a single plant alive. It was satisfying picking my own vegetables rather than buying them at some random grocery store.

Also, the environmental benefits of growing your own food are priceless. You know exactly…

You might have heard about Scandinavians and their obsession with fresh air. It’s a tradition that goes way back, and it starts early. Get fresh air every day, and stay outdoors as much as possible. There’s an old saying that goes, “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.” Meaning, dress up (preferably in layered wool) and get outside.

Latte-Parents

It is not uncommon to see newborns bundled up in their stroller and left outside to nap. Some parents even go as far as leaving the baby in their stroller outside a cafe with a baby monitor while they…

I scrolled through my photo memories from New York City the other day, and I stumbled upon this photo. If you have been in the City and visited Tribeca, odds are you have seen this cute tiny house on 135 West Broadway, squeezed in between buildings. The townhouse looks out of place, and maybe that’s what makes it so special.

The townhouse is now a highly rated restaurant and bar, but the building has a long and rich history before it ended up in the hands of the three siblings Ana, Matt & Jack Abramcyk that are currently running Tiny’s.

211 years old

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