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I read good books that tell me: one should not save the best only for special occasions. Whether it is books, movies, or television shows, they give you examples of when characters saved a bottle of wine or their best china to be used for later. Either the characters die before that or they end up breaking the china as Chandler does in Friends. Sometimes I find that I save my best things for later despite having years of conversations with myself to stop doing this. The shoes

How do you prefer to keep your surroundings? I am mostly an organised person who knows where everything is. Except this one thing: a jacket I bought a couple (or maybe three?) years ago and I have not seen it in a long while. I do not know if the laundry did not return it or I misplaced it inside my house. Unfortunately for me, my clothes are a little bit all over the house. Some are in our master bedroom, others in my spare room, and some others, including the linens, in my

I consider myself a pretty boring person. I do not like to party, drink too often, meet a lot of people, or even try a lot of things. I enjoy my company the most and love the idea of puttering around. In this boring life, reading is my one vice. I have sold my collection of books twice in my life already in an effort at keeping it minimal but they were still overflowing. Mind you, I have a Kindle and I read as much on there as I do physical books. My parents would get me book

From Geneva, we took a train to Lyon, France. We stayed at the InterContinental and I think it was the most beautiful to view from outside. The hotel room itself was very spacious, had a bath and a double shower with BYREDO products in their Bal d'Afrique scent! The restaurant at the hotel, Epona, had some really nice food and the kindest staff. The hotel is situated in a building that used to be a hospital. It had a small chapel and many restaurants, shops, and cafes attach