Headline of this post could give many of you an impression that something went really wrong but, it didn't, in fact, everything has become a highest-level tier! Back in early November of last year, I've

Today, I’d like to take you to a part of Europe, a place very close to my heart, where I’ve spent 22 years of my life. I’ll be talking about my hometown and its surrounding area. Not to worry, there will

This year has been odd to say at least, sadly it isn't over yet. As the days are becoming shorter, darker, and much colder; things are changing. I don't dislike autumn or winter but, as we are once more

I'm trying to understand what just happened... As always, enjoying the game throughout the day, trying to get some wins under my belt as well as finally getting to the point of completing the quest. Finally,

We've visited London on so many occasions, so this isn't the first trip, but was certainly a different one. Distance from Manchester to London isn't the shortest but then again, it isn't the longest neither.

Seasons are changing, autumn (fall) is around the corner, and so more and more spiders are making their way into our four-wall buildings i.e. houses. Some of them are venturing indoors for finding their

There's not much I can say about this post. After 6 months of playing Splinterlands, I've finally made it and have managed to finish last season in top 50, just about. Of course it wasn't easy as everyone

Weight in general is one of those subjects not many like to talk about, even less when it's being pointed out to them by their physician or a relative. Being overweight isn't good and neither is being

I've been playing this intriguing and nothing short of an addiction card game for almost 6 months. In this time, I've had my lows, and I've definitely had my highs, apart from getting in to top 50. That

This being my first and certainly not the last post on #lovetheclouds, I thought I'll take a photo of the sky for a week, as seen from the garden. Sadly, for two out of seven days the sky was grey with

How do you start an article about a subject such as green tea?! Sure, there's no such thing as getting it wrong, but, since it's been debated on every social media platform more then there are people on

Once again, the sun was out for a day, and what better than doing some last-minute gardening. And when the sun is out so are all the currently present seasonal bugs. One of the bugs present in the UK gardens

Spiders are less 'choosy' when it comes to what they'll snack next. Whilst doing my pre-stormy-weather gardening, I came across this particular spider moving a lot on his web preparing to wrap this unfortunate

A month or so ago, I've posted a simple breakfast option, which is easy to make and for that I've managed to get most of the ingredients locally. I do remember one of my friends on here mentioning about

A walk down to my petrol station was more then just getting bread and milk, I also managed to snap a few photos of this iconic Porche 911 Targa built back in 1977. Owner was an older gentleman who was

Sadly, the year 2020 has proven to be a difficult year for pretty much everyone! Now more than ever, an appreciation can go much further, it really can make your day, a week or even a month! Never before

Caterpillars are everywhere, literally everywhere. They're getting ready to feast and get themselves prepared for the big transition. That said, many have already transitioned into a butterfly or a moth.

Flying through stormy weather can be quite bumpy and for many very frightening. I've experienced it a few times, and how I wish I wouldn't! Worst one by far was when we were flying from Graz, Austria to

I'd be lying if I'd say that spiders are my favourite insects. Wait, hang on, they are not insects, my bad, they are Arachnids, and I'll come back to that a bit later. In fact, spiders are on of those

Walk around the town, followed by more walking and then some more led me to these amazing looking feathered friends. For those who have seen any of my previous posts on here will remember all the species