Finally I found a time to post here :). It is so busy time for me! Too much work.
But my weekend was very-very relaxing and of course close to nature!
So, some photos here:
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Mombasa (city on the coast of Kenya) in photos. Part 1
It was unplanned, sometimes scared and but, anyway, interesting trip for me. I didn’t know about Mombasa anything. Just I had the free time and the variant to get cheap tickets to some unknown Mombasa sity, somewhere in Africa. And I decided to go :).
The symbol of Mombasa – the steel turks
Snow in the end of April and the escape from cold city
Spring this year is very strange :). After month of warm and sunny days 19 of April I woke up and saw this view from my window :).
But anyway I had a plan to visit my mom, who live in the village 200 km from me. And it was very right decision! A lot of positive emotions and totally another weather and nature, of course.
Walk to local botanic garden in photos
In one of blogs here I read that it is so good to make trips through the native city. Because sometimes we know more about foreign places and cities as about native town.
And today I visited the local botanic garden, it is small and not to much filled with exotic plants. But it is a wonderful place to spend time.
Memories of Bali in photos
This is one of the most amazing places in the world for me. It seems that this island hides some mystery of its uniqueness and majesty. When you get to Bali, the feeling is that you are on another planet, in another dimension. Time stops.
7 Effective Tips on How to Stay Healthy When Your Family Is Sick
7 Effective Tips on How to Stay Healthy
When Your Family Is Sick
Living around family members who are sick can be quite challenging. This is because while you want to attend to your family, you are also putting yourself at a risk of contracting the illness they are suffering from. As such, there is need to cautiously attend to the sick while taking care of your health first. It is worth noting that just because a person in your family is sick, the rest of you do not have to contract the sickness.
It is important to be extra cautious if the illness in the family is contagious. This is because such diseases can spread very fast and affect everyone in the family particularly children and other people whose immunity is weak. Fortunately, there are several proven tips you can use to ensure that you stay healthy when…
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5 Ways to Break a Bad Habit
We all have them but are too afraid to admit it. They dominate our lives, they control our routines, and they sour our mood.
What are they? They are bad habits. And bad habits is bad news for those wanting to live happy and abundant lives.
Let us take a moment to have a look at five ways we can break bad habits, and the benefits that come from overcoming weaknesses.
1. Confess the Habit
Mildred: “Judy, you may not believe it, but I bite my nails, bad.”
Judy: “I noticed, you have yet to gnaw off your cuticle to the bone.”
Admitting you have a problem is the first step to beating a bad habit. What better way to admit you have a problem than to confess it to a friend or loved one.
As difficult as it sounds, it really is easy to do. The problem lies with…
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