Art has the unique power to transcend borders, cultures, and eras, and museums serve as its guardians—each holding treasures that tell the story of humanity in their own unique way. From bustling cities to remote landscapes, I’ve wandered far and wide to uncover the gems nestled within museums across the globe, immersing myself in the... Continue Reading →
Walking Tour Buenos Aires: Congreso – Torre Monumental
Ever wondered what it feels like to be walking around another city right this moment? It's what I tried to achieve with this video. I thought how I sometimes miss being in a different place and just walk around the streets I liked, passing by crossroads and buildings I've admired. Which is why I start... Continue Reading →
Q: What job would I do for free?
Daily writing promptWhat job would you do for free?View all responses It's something I'm already doing and that is: animal rescue. One of my friends is a rescue aficionado, she finds stray dogs or kittens in need and shelters them, then finds them adopters and helps them have a happy life. I've been helping her... Continue Reading →
Q: Where Do I see Myself in 10 years
Daily writing promptWhere do you see yourself in 10 years?View all responses On a private island with a mansion, surrounded by my friends, celebrating Bitcoin hitting $1 million On a serious note, most likely in Asia or Argentina, where I am currently investing in real estate. If I'm lucky, possibly with a couple of mansions... Continue Reading →
Q: What Is The Most Fun Way To Exercise
Daily writing promptWhat's the most fun way to exercise?View all responses Hands down DANCING When I was younger, I spent at least 4 nights a week in the club. Whether it was a small local club or the big, weekend parties, I would be on the dancefloor 4-5, sometimes 8+ hours on end. As long... Continue Reading →
Q: What Is My Favourite Restaurant?
Daily writing promptWhat is your favorite restaurant?View all responses It's a hard question as it depends where I am. In London, I was crazy for Crazy Bear (forgive the pun), but since that closed, I guess it's now Sketch, or for a casual, inexpensive bite, I'd go to Wahaca. In Rome I liked a vegan... Continue Reading →
Q: Which Book I Can Read Over and Over
Daily writing promptWhat book could you read over and over again?View all responses It's hard to pick just one to be frank. Anything by Oscar Wilde, but my most favourite has to be "The Picture Of Dorian Grey". The style of Oscar Wilde is so eloquent, witty, sharp and elevated, it just gives me utmost... Continue Reading →
Q: What makes me laugh?
Daily writing promptWhat makes you laugh?View all responses For a start, funny animals videos are the ones that always get me. Like the one below. I simply can't get enough of those. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PjdvdIgiIjI I also laugh at witty humour. Not every joke is funny, but when there's wit to it, it gets me. English sense... Continue Reading →
Q: What makes a person unique
Daily writing promptWhich aspects do you think makes a person unique?View all responses A person's intelligence, their humour, their casual demeanour. The way someone behaves and mostly, how they react in different situations. These are all characteristics that have so many variables that they make us stand out. While I agree that we are all... Continue Reading →
Q: Have I adapted…
Daily writing promptHow have you adapted to the changes brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic?View all responses It's a controversial topic I guess, since we never found a consensus about it after all this time. The short answer is NO. I don't think I will ever accept the damage that it did to all of... Continue Reading →
Iguazu Falls pt2: Brazil
Today is the second day of our Iguazu trip and we start the day slightly later, with a big breakfast at our hotel in Foz De Iguazu. I book our tickets online, on the official website, they cost almost half the price of what we paid yesterday in Argentina. In Brazillian Real, the fee is... Continue Reading →
Iguazu Falls pt1: Argentina
It has become a bit of a tradition lately, that February is a month of exploration for me. Although, as a perpetual traveller, I spend most of my time on the road, some months are more intense than others and February is certainly that month for me. Last year I did a complete marathon in... Continue Reading →
Essential Tips for Visiting Iguazu Falls: A Traveler’s Guide
I'm just coming back from Iguazu Falls and I am going to lay down everything here for you, to make your trip easier and well-planned. Whether you're travelling alone or with friends/family, you will definitely have a magical experience. Iguazu is one of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders, straddling the border between Argentina and... Continue Reading →
Greek Island Getaway: Spetses, Poros, Hydra
If you want to get away from the city for a few days, there are 3 islands that are just a couple of hours away boat trip, that I can recommend. Poros, Spetses and Hydra are all very easy to reach from Athens with boat services running several times a day. The ferry companies that... Continue Reading →
A Day in Hydra
16 Sept 2023 Today I am writing from Hydra – an absolute treasure in the Greek coast, just a stone’s throw from Athens and quite an amusing place. It’s one of the most expensive places I’ve been to recently. I don't count my holidays to Ibiza – these were before my nomadic lifestyle, and I... Continue Reading →
Discover Spetses. A Greek Island Getaway
If you seek respite from the city’s clamour, consider the Greek island of Spetses—a personal favourite of mine. Located in the Saronic Gulf, just a short 3 hour boat ride from Athens, it exudes style, sophistication, and a rich maritime history. Let me paint a picture of this enchanting destination: Location and Accessibility Spetses is... Continue Reading →
Oggs' Earth 