Author: Life Lovers Magazine
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My Sustainable Swaps
Small changes, big difference A recent evening natter with my girlfriends got us on the topic of sustainable swaps and what we can do to be more environmentally friendly in our everyday life. When we are in a new country, on the go, or even at home, we will find ourselves coming across new products…
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How the season affects our eating habits
+ Your favourite Rainbow Summer salad recipe We all feel it; we all know it. That transition in the year where we go from hotter days to cold ones or vice versa. We start adding or removing layers in our daily dress-up, and welcome shorter days or longer ones with more activities and sun. It…
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How I applied to study a master’s degree overseas
After a long period of my life away from journalism, I decided that my time as a backpacker was over. So, to retake the professional path that I have left behind five years ago, I started to look for a postgraduate to do this year. This is the whole process that I followed to finally…
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Some friendships are not good for our health
No doubt, friends always help make life more meaningful. They provide social and emotional support, alleviate our feelings of loneliness, and help us feel happier. Maintaining social connections both extends lifespan and reduces the risk of health problems such as depression. Apart from all these beautiful aspects of friendship, some people can affect your life…
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Liverpool
It is the pool of life This Northern industrial city, which for so long has defined the banks of the Mersey, is by no means the largest in the United Kingdom. It does not erect the titanic structures of Greater London, nor does it boast the Idyllic Mediaeval city walls and cobbles of York. But…
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Overcoming Mental health Stigma To Fight My Own Battle
As a person who was raised in Eastern Europe, mental health was never part of my education, nor was it part of family conversations. Life in a country in which mental health is laughed at or looked down on has never been easy for those who suffer serious problems. Luckily that wasn’t me. Traveling and…
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Finding nature on your doorstep
How a Toddler Opened my Eyes to the Everyday Wonder of Nature We often view a journey as the means to an end. Excitedly looking forward to reaching our planned destination and therefore the end of the journey. This can lead us to book more and more exotic holidays chasing the ultimate experience to create…
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Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore Is Heartfelt Nostalgia
Calling all Potterheads: the latest instalment of the Fantastic Beasts is out, and we finally get another taste of the charming magic inside the Harry Potter world. For those unfamiliar, Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore follows a young Dumbledore attempting to stop his former love interest, Grindelwald, from going totally rogue and trying to…
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Emily in Paris
Who said Emily in Paris isn’t every woman’s dream? This Netflix show is about an American woman who travels to Paris to fulfil a dream. On the way, she experiences friendship, love, a new country, a new culture and of course a new boss who is a devil wearing Prada. The reference here is intended.…
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10 things to do in Bournemouth in 2022
And how this sunshine-filled treasure brought me back to life The beautiful town of Bournemouth is located on the South Coast of England, a stone’s throw away from the Jurassic Coast, and less than two hours drive/train ride away from London. I would recommend anyone to visit England at least once in their life. And…
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You Followed Your Dreams, People are Shaming You for it. What Now?
Taking that job, making that move, signing that lease – these are all things that we have to do in order to grow. At first, it seems easy. You’re following your dreams! But sometimes it doesn’t work that way. What happens if you get shamed for following your dreams? By Sarah Hays – @sarahxirene
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Cook the F1
An around the world race through food As the girlfriend of a Formula 1 superfan, I know that when the new season begins I lose the TV for 22 races, although I’m a fan of F1, I’m not as much a superfan as my boyfriend! As well as enjoying the races myself, I opted to…
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How to Handle 8 Common Problems While Traveling
Seeing the world is one of the greatest joys in life. However, there are many problems while travelling that can derail your excitement. Keep reading for a few tips on how to handle eight of these. By Henry Moore – http://fitwelltraveler.com/
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My home country is calling me
Moving back to Scotland after 40 years I left Scotland to see the world at the tender age of twenty-two. Keen, eager to spread my wings, sure that the old country wasn’t all there was to see. I took off not knowing that I wouldn’t return until after I’d retired. Now I’m back with Maggie,…
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Gift ideas that care about the planet
Birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, New Year and many more holidays. All of these special days have one thing in common: to be able to choose a perfect gift for our loved ones that they will cherish, will put a smile on their faces and will be remembered for many years to come. But how can we…
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How to overcome the feeling of being ‘stuck’ in your career
Have you ever felt that instead of making progress in your career, you are back to the same starting point? That’s exactly what happened to me when I returned from studying for a master’s degree overseas. Here’s the story of how I dealt with that frustration. By Cathy Ruiz B. @cathy_bridgeexperiences
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Going through your life’s itinerary?
Plan a different type of journey!
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5 Life Lover’s women from across the world reflect on what they love about being women
In remembrance and honor of Women’s History Month, we thought what a better time than the present to ask a few of our women members, writers, and social media specialists, what it means to them to be a woman. By asking the same and similar questions, it’s interesting to see the differences but more so…
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La gentillesse
Discovering Paris through acts of kindness Three years ago, on one of my most memorable trips, I learned about a little word called kindness. Kindness is when you are willing to help others without expecting anything in return. This was my first time travelling to Paris and it was a lot more eventful than expected.…
