It’s a tough subject to be fair, and quite frankly, I’m not even sure how to write it down. I’ll talk to you about my dad. His name is or was Paul Leone. He was 86 years old. He never looked old despite his age. Retirement wasn’t his thing, in fact, he hated it. He … More My dad, a brief story about him
It’s raining. Is it just me, or is there a certain sadness attached to the melody of raindrops? It’s as if the rain is telling a story of its own, one that no one can fully grasp because its significance has been lost to the ravages of time. Perhaps it’s the way the rain patters … More To 2023
The experience of creating something from scratch can be both taunting and frightening, especially for someone who has not done it before. At least, that’s how I see it. Starting a project, giving it life, and reaching out to people to find out if they are interested in joining… It’s exciting and stressful at the … More Webinar, the future of mountain areas
Écrire apaise l’âme. Et pourtant, peu d’individus s’y adonnent pleinement. C’est une tâche ardue et compliquée qui requière une introspection savamment orchestrée. C’est une pilule difficile à avaler pour celui ou celle qui refuse de se remettre en question. La main qui gribouille ces mots, tremble et hésite, soupire et s’arrête ne trouvant pas la … More #shortstory Écrire
I’ve been putting off this zine for quite some time now for different reasons. Maybe because I’m scared of what lies ahead, or maybe because I’m not totally over with it. At this point, the possibilities are endless. There’s also this part of me that refuses to accept that it’s time to move on, find … More Life abroad
The project grew out of the desire to convey what words could not. I was an ESC volunteer in Ljubjana, Slovenia for eight months. Due to my limited travel experience, I wanted to challenge myself and make the most out of this adventure. This experience has taught me so much and has made me stronger. Now let’s talk … More LivadaLAB: A different way of experiencing nature!
1- Time flies, make the most out of it. 2- When undecisive, close your eyes, take a deep breath, and trust your heart. Deep down you already know what’s the best choice for you. 3- It’s okay to feel completely lost. Not everything has to be figured out by 30. 4- Keep your circle small. … More Things I’ve learned in January
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