Month: September 2025
-
Review: Four Walks in Central Park
Feeling burned out or lost? These four poetic walks through Central Park offer comfort, even if you’ve never been there.
-
Why I Still Commute While Working From Home
Working from home cuts commuting but what if the commute boosts productivity? Here’s why I still ride the metro despite having a home office.
-
Balcony, A Cozy Space for Coffee, Reading, and Doing Nothing
Having an apartment with a balcony feels like having my own café corner at home. It has become my cozy spot for coffee and people-watching.
-
Falling in Love with Fredrik Backman’s Writing Through My Friends
From watching A Man Called Otto on a flight to reading My Friends, I share my first experience with Fredrik Backman’s writing.
-
Review and Summary: Zen in the Art of Writing
Behind Ray Bradbury’s stories lies his deep passion for writing, beautifully revealed in Zen in the Art of Writing.
-
How a Broken Political System Fails Our Children
in BlogParents may raise honest kids, but what happens when they ignore a broken political system? This is why that choice harms the next generation.
-
Review: The Myth of Sisyphus
What happens when you slow down and asking what life is for? The Myth of Sisyphus explores the questions we’re often too afraid to face.
-
Moving Abroad Lessons: Why ‘Fear Nothing’ Isn’t True
in BlogMoving abroad isn’t about fearing nothing. It’s about resilience, letting go, and embracing life’s unpredictability.
-
What Fahrenheit 451 Teaches Us About Freedom and Modern Life
What makes Fahrenheit 451 a must-read classic for our times? The story of burning books reveals truths that still echo in today’s world.
-
Review and Summary: Leaving a Trace
Can journaling be more than just notes on a page? Leaving a Trace explores its hidden power for creativity and self-discovery.
