Antique and Decor

From my randomly found vantage point I watched the day break over a 30km-long series of bizarre amphitheatres and pinnacles, all rich-reds and yellow-oranges; the kind of image that burns into your memory. And it was a fluke made possible only by travelling in a campervan. She packed her seven versalia, put her initial into the belt and made herself on the way. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost …

The Lake House Bonavista

Sometimes we need to remember a link.com, an email@address.of a person we just met or the people where all the tale begin like 221b Baker St, London. It does not matter /what/ you have to annotate - this theme is the right choice! You can use different inline styles to express your thoughts in your very personal way. And strike through every mistake-to-remember.

She Looks Beautiful in White

Wonderfully photogenic but no longer able to get into a pair of Daisy Dukes, she has upped her game in the style stakes with a nod to grown-up glamour. However, as she squeezed her ample curves into a tight-fitting Matthew Williamson bandeau dress for a party in New York, observers could be forgiven for wondering if the outfit wasn't at least a couple of sizes too small.

It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly …

Morning coffee ritual

Few rituals in my life are as consistent or as enjoyable as slowly and meticulously brewing my wife and I fresh coffee every morning. While most people roll out of bed, throw some grounds in a filter, and hit a button on a machine, I’ve found that a few simple tricks can transform your bitter, flavorless cup into a mug of rich, flavorful, nearly-life-changing java.

Especially in the winter, when outside-facing cupboards tend to get chilly, warm…

James and Courtney

My wife, Holly, and I will celebrate 15 years of marriage soon. Thankfully, I know a little bit more about how to be a good husband than when we first walked down that maroon-carpeted aisle. Back in the early days, I thought the words "I love you" were the only words needed for a thriving marriage. So I said them a lot. Over time, though, I began to expand my marriage vocabulary.

I still say, “I love you, Holly” every single day.
But I…