This is something I haven't talked about much, but it's been weighing on me.

Nothing that needs special care or comes from expensive seeds ordered online 🌿

Like you can be really close with someone for months or even years and then suddenly everything changes and you're not sure what happened or when it happened exactly but it definitely happened and now things are just... different.

I wanted this blog of mine to be honest, not beautiful. Without any big words, just who I really am.

About home as a space of mental stability, small rituals and real self-care in winter.

About inner fatigue, silence after the holidays, and permission to be imperfect during the cold season.

New Year isn't just a change of date on the calendar. It's a special milestone, a moment when you want to pause, look back, and look forward with hope. For some, it's a noisy holiday, for others, a quiet family evening, but for everyone, it's filled with the anticipation of a miracle.

Family holidays are like a Christmas Food simple ingredients, but together they create something magical. Warm conversations at the table, laughter that comes from the kitchen, hugs that warm you more than any blanket. These days we remember that the most important thing is not gifts, not jewelry, but moments that remain in our hearts forever.

Every year on January 7th, Orthodox Christians celebrate one of the most important and bright holidays-the Nativity of Christ 🎄. This day is filled with special meaning, silence, joy, and hope, which can be felt even in the frostiest winter air ❄️

January continues to delight us with a series of holidays, and Orthodox Christmas is next. This time is traditionally shrouded in an aura of mystery and hope for something bright. Today I want to tell you about how to approach dates that fall during this special period. Should we wait for a magical turn of fate or is it better to maintain our usual pragmatism?

January is often called the most difficult month of the year for those looking for love. When the holiday lights gradually go out and the Christmas trees go to the landfill, euphoria may be replaced by the so-called “January blues.” Today I want to tell you why this state is absolutely natural and how not to let a temporary lack of romance ruin the beginning of your year.

I came to Poland to celebrate New Year's, and it turned out to be a real fireworks display of emotions 😄

They say that how you celebrate the New Year is how you'll spend it. And every time I get a little tense. Because if you take the superstition literally, the year promises to be strange.

January is already well underway, and while some continue to share photos of noisy family feasts on social networks, others are quietly rejoicing at the opportunity to finally be in silence. Today I want to tell you about why the absence of a couple during these holidays is not a sign of failure in life, but just a certain stage that you can live with great benefit for yourself.

Vacation is when children are happy, and women suddenly remember how quiet they once were. At first, you rejoice. Then you smile out of politeness. And then you catch yourself thinking that school days weren't so bad after all.

Why I Love Watching Football with a Man and Why It's Better Than a Romantic Comedy

The Olivier salad is finished, the tangerines are gone, and your body looks at you with slight bewilderment and the question: "So, should we continue or should we get back to life?" 😄

January is a unique time. The bustle of New Year's preparations is left behind, the city is frozen in the cozy aftertaste of the holidays, and short daylight hours and invigorating frost dictate their own rules for first meetings. When the app greeting turns into a real invitation, the question of choosing a location arises.

WHAT'S BEAUTIFUL ABOUT SPAIN IN WINTER?? CAN I TELL YOU?

DO YOU COOK YOURSELF?? CAN I TELL YOU A GOOD RECIPE??