food for thought #11
I would like to dedicate this edition of ‘Food for Thought’ to Poetry! As you may know, the 21st of March is Poetry Day, the same day as it starts […]
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Sakura in Tokyo: Cherry Blossom Trees Festival
As spring approaches, cherry blossoms’ bloom and Japan is, no doubt, the place to be and to celebrate sakura, the enchanted time of renewal and hope, beauty and new life. […]
Voice and Thanks, Questions and Answers
From now on, it will be possible for you to listen some of my travel chronicles in Anchor, an amazing podcasts’ platform where, starting this week, World Wide PedroL is […]
food for thought #10
Fado is the musical genre that people most associate with Portugal and especially Lisbon. However, let me tell you, it doesn´t mean everyone here listens to Fado. When I was […]
Outstanding Blogger Award
It’s always sweet to be distinguished by other fellow bloggers. Together with the comments and the direct messages, it confirms how supportive a community can be. And that’s one of […]
hashtags #7: Sintra for Valentine’s Day
# Many foreigners consider Lisbon a romantic city. However, locals (like me) would pick Sintra as probably the most appropriate destination for the Valentine’s day celebrations. # Located about 30km […]
On the Road: Poleka! Poleka! You are in Skopje
Dear all, these are the days we can’t travel but we can (and should) remember our experiences abroad. That’s one of the reasons for me to travel: to create wonderful […]
Food for Thought #9
Hélène Vogelsinger is one of those artists, I must admit, I don’t know I discovered. But I’m truly grateful to the algorithm that took me to her music and unique […]
hashtags #6: On Tracks for a Great Year
# 16th January. Exactly one year ago I was embarking in a night bus from Porto to Bilbao. The plan was simple, two days in the city home of the […]
Hand in hand with my special relatives
This post was originally posted in 2015 and it is related to the Lisbon Book Fair. Due to the pandemic, this year the event was postponed from April to September… […]
