Easter Food and Symbols

Easter has always been connected to religion, or at least it is where I’m from, but I see Spring itself as a season of new beginnings and starting over. Outside religion, this holiday has elements related to history and culture, so like Christmas, it is most widely celebrated. It always falls between March 22 and … Continue reading Easter Food and Symbols →

Top Five Wednesdays/ Memoirs I Want To Read

The idea isn’t original at all. Last week, Goodreads posted a list of nonfiction books, such as the new John Green book.. I don’t know why, but I find the idea of him writing about health slightly weird. I might be wrong when I end up reading, but something I’m wondering is how many who … Continue reading Top Five Wednesdays/ Memoirs I Want To Read →

Freebie Fridays #9

Am I the only one who finds sharing thoughts about a memoir or nonfiction book tricky? Since the things they are talking about, they lived on their skin? I buddy read this with my friend Barbora, and she really helped me understand from her different point of view. However, I will try to be more … Continue reading Freebie Fridays #9 →

Top Ten Tuesday/ Animals On The Cover

I know I took this week’s prompt very out of the box. Well, I had a few ideas, but I also considered the books to add to the list, so then I thought of the topic of animals. They make us happy and act like fools sometimes, even if their home is a tank. Top … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Animals On The Cover →

How Can Everyday People Help Stray Cat?

The image is from Pexels I’m a dog person; in fact, I think all my family has always had dogs, but that doesn’t mean we don’t love all animals. In the last year or so, I have seen wholesome stories of stray cats adopting public places as their forever home. This idea for a post … Continue reading How Can Everyday People Help Stray Cat? →

Never Turn Your Back on an Angus Cow: My Life as a Country Vet by Dr Jan Pol

The background image is from Pexels. Before I start ranting about books, I have to say two things, especially if you are seeing this on my blog (which the likelihood is high that you are): I did have a horrible mental health day since I panicked regarding making posts and you will be able to … Continue reading Never Turn Your Back on an Angus Cow: My Life as a Country Vet by Dr Jan Pol →

Mr Bigglesworth The Star

Since I’m still on lockdown, I’m finding myself browsing the internet more than ever. I was on Bored Panda, and that’s how I bumped into this next story. This post will show you how to judge a book by its book as they say. This is how the story of Mr Bigglesworth started when Cassandra … Continue reading Mr Bigglesworth The Star →