I only had about a day and a half in Ljubljana, but that was enough for two excellent meals and a tour (review of the tour coming soon). And since I’m still writing the next sustainabiliTEA post, I wanted to just talk about the really good food that I had there! Monstera Bistro This was… Read More Two Food Recommendations for Ljubljana
I’ve been meaning to read something by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Notes on Grief sounded very interesting. Well, this short book (well, it’s more like an essay) has made me want to read more of her work! “I finally understand why people get tattoos of those they have lost. The need to proclaim not merely… Read More Book Review: Notes on Grief by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Hey friends! I’m back from my trip! EDHEC partnered with IEDC Bled School of Management to bring us to Slovenia for our sustainability learning expedition. Although the trip was only 5 days long, we managed to pack a lot in our trip and managed to: Learn about sustainability and stakeholder engagement Visit 3 different companies… Read More Sustainability Learning Expedition to Slovenia
I normally try my best to open and finish teas relatively quickly, but for some reason, this tea has been hanging around for at least two years, waiting for the time I needed it, which would be now. I was studying for a final and needed something a bit sweeter than a black tea –… Read More Tea Review: Tie Guan Yin from Cha Tei
I was looking through my Overdrive wishlist when I found this! A true crime story plus author biography mashup sounded interesting, especially since I enjoyed The Man Who Would Be Sherlock. In The Beautiful Cigar Girl, Stashower takes the reader through the murder of Mary Rogers and the literary career of Edgar Allen Poe. Mary… Read More Book Review: The Beautiful Cigar Girl by Daniel Stashower
So I coincidentally finished another roll of Gudak photos a month after the previous one. And since I wanted to write a short update post saying: “hey, I’m leaving on a school trip and only have two scheduled posts, so you may not see me as much” (this is the whole update), I thought I’d… Read More Another Month in Photos
Hi friends! Last week, I talked about what sustainable/ethical tea means and this week, I’m very excited to bring you the first sustainabiliTEA profile! In each of these profiles, I will be introducing you to one farm (and possibly brands as well), and we’re going to talk about how they’re helping the planet and the… Read More SustainabiliTEA: Hachimanjyu Tea Farm
I’ve never read any Armenian-inspired fantasy – in fact, I can’t remember if I’ve ever read any fiction set in/inspired by Armenia! So when I heard about Rise of the Phoenix, which is basically epic fantasy but set in a world inspired by the culture and history of Armenia, I was immediately intrigued. Rise of… Read More Book Review: Rise of the Phoenix by T. Isajanyan
I’m fairly hopeful that the season of regular-ish tea reviews is back because I’ve received quite a bit of tea in the last two weeks and I’m really excited to make my way through them! Today, I’m doing a review of Nepal Mystic, which was given to me by Warren! I’m always excited for teas… Read More Tea Review: Nepal Mystic by TeaHaus
I’ve had Invisible Women on my TBR list ever since I saw Briana’s review of the book at Pages Unbound, but I’ve postponed reading it for the longest time because I just knew I was going to be angry while reading and I was right. After reading chapter one while waiting for a bus, I… Read More Book Review: Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez
