life as I experience it
When I learned how to tell the time, there were no mobile phones (though there were computers, as I am not THAT old). We had an analog clock in the house and my parents used analog watches. As I grew up, the mobile phones entered into […]
Beaconsfield is located 23.6 miles / 38 km WNW of London (or 18 minutes drive from Heathrow) and is home to a lovely miniature museum in open-air, called Bekonscot Model Village, “the world’s oldest and original model village” as said on their website. Created by Roland […]
Spoiler alert: this post is about why I decided to stop reading John C. Parkin’s book, “F**k it, Do what you love”. It’s not a review, but if you plan to buy/read this book, you might not want to read the following lines. I was […]
Note: in the “Going sugar-free” series, when saying “sugar”, I am referring to “table sugar” also known as “sucrose”, extracted from sugarcane or beet sugar. Cutting sugar off our everyday diet is still a challenge. We have no medical condition that forces us to do […]
We visited Legoland last weekend. This post is about how the day was and it includes photos and some helpful tips in case you plan to spend a day-out there. My son likes Lego but this is not the reason we chose to go to […]
As I mentioned in my first post on this blog, we are in the process of going sugar-free. I will tell you more about this in a future post, but in the meantime I want to share with you a healthy sugar-free recipe that I […]
Easter is just around the corner and since the kids are on holiday, I find this to be the perfect time to do some art-and-craft activities these days. Though the weather is lovely and we plan to spend one of the days on a “whole day […]
Welcome to Zagura’s blog. I meant to say “world” but I know someone’s life or world can never be fully written on a blog, not even in a really big book. Therefore what I try to do here is just talk about ideas and experiences that I […]
