My sister, Elizabeth and I grew up in a home filled with love, laughter, and our father’s captivating stories. Every night before bedtime, we gathered around Dad, eagerly anticipating the tales he would spin. The best stories came when we hid the storybook, challenging him to create a story from his imagination or share a… Read More »The man who planted stories
In Greek mythology, there existed a shrewd and defiant king named Sisyphus. He governed the city of Ephyra with a cunning intellect and an insubordinate spirit, frequently challenging the gods and questioning their supremacy. Sisyphus’s boldness was boundless, and he even dared to deceive death, outwitting Hades, the ruler of the underworld, and fleeing his… Read More »The Myth of Sisyphus
School in the early years was a delight, a carefree time filled with the simple joys of friendship and discovery. I had a tight-knit circle of friends, and we navigated the world of childhood, learning from each other and growing together. But as the seasons changed and the years rolled on, so did the tides… Read More »A Tale of Friendship and Resilience
I will proclaim to the world the deeds of Gilgamesh. This was the man to whom all things were known; this was the king who knew the countries of the world. He was wise, he saw mysteries and knew secret things, he brought us a tale of the days before the flood. He went on… Read More »Epic lessons in finding meaning
Why Do I Hike is a thought-provoking and visually stunning documentary that delves deep into the captivating world of hiking. Join Nikola Horvat-Tesla, a seasoned hiking veteran, as he embarks on an awe-inspiring expedition across thousands of miles, exploring the secrets of self-discovery and the profound connection between humans and nature. In this award-winning documentary,… Read More »Why do I hike?
In this thought-provoking piece, author Andrew Anabi reminds us of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of cherishing every moment. As life changes, we often find ourselves longing for the past and the memories we hold dear. But as Anabi points out, every moment is finite and precious, and it’s important to live… Read More »Cherish the moment: A reflection on life’s impermanence
In 1874, a remarkable home began to take shape in Hartford, Connecticut. It was the house that Mark Twain built, a haven where his imagination could flourish and his stories could come to life. He shared it with his beloved wife, Olivia, and their treasured daughters. Now, one might assume that Mark Twain’s literary success… Read More »The importance of being a good friend
The American actor and filmmaker Bradley Cooper has been chasing the elusive Oscar for years. With twelve nominations under his belt, he’s come close to grasping the coveted golden statue, only to watch it slip through his fingers time and time again. Each near-miss is a painful reminder of Hollywood’s fickle nature. From his first… Read More »The Bitter Taste of Almost and the Promise of a Sweet Win
The office was busy, and the young apprentice, Liam, was lost. His mind raced with uncertainties, and anxiety gnawed at his heart. As he struggled to focus on his work, his boss, Sophia, noticed his distress. Sophia approached Liam with a gentle smile. “Liam, what troubles you?” she asked. Liam sighed, his shoulders slumped. “I… Read More »The parable about the boy and the horse
The snow crunched beneath my feet as I led my girlfriend down the driveway, her eyes covered by a soft, woollen scarf I had gently wrapped around her head. The scarf shielded her eyes from the sight that awaited her and provided warmth against the cold winter night. The cold air nipped at our cheeks,… Read More »The Dance of the Aurora
