Monthly Archives: March 2016

Famed for incredible beaches with sand so white that from a distance it might pass for snow, amazing marine life, seafood fresh as it can be, epic sunrises and sunsets, and dreamy shades of blue. Seychelles is the one of the … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that I’ve got a bit of a crush on Circus Tonic Handmade’s yarns.  They are simply gorgeous and if I had my greedy little way, I’d own much more of this beauti… Source: A chat with Circus Tonic Handmade

Located on the corner of Bree and Bloem street in the Cape Town CBD, is the hugely popular Jason’s Bakery. What differentiates Jason’s Bakery from many of the other eateries in the area, is the she… Source: Complete bliss at … Continue reading →

I will miss these lakeside walks. Especially this time of year as winter is trying to turn into spring. Lac Leman (Lake Geneva) boasts some pretty remarkable views… Source: Lakeside Walks

Supposedly the location of the famous balcony scene from Shakespeare’s love story, Juliet’s house is a popular romantic shrine and tourist honey-trap where lovers leave messages to each other on th… Source: Weekly Photo Challenge: One Love

This month we are taking you on a virtual tour of the beautiful (and delicious) northern and central regions of Italy.  Virtual tour not enough?  Good!  Once in a Lifetime Travel is taking one small group of people on a … Continue reading →

When you like Italian cooking and start preparing our dishes  you may be concerned that you need Italian kitchen item. Source: Shopping for kitchen items in Tuscany