Flower Charades. Do you enjoy solving various kinds of charades? No? Perhaps you're too busy and don't have time for such silly games, but I sometimes enjoy doing this, and you don't necessarily have to

A lost star in a tiny galaxy. Science fiction writers tried to convince us that galaxies can be tiny, and we saw this in the movie Men in Black, and you know, there's quite a bit of truth in that fantasy

Like people. The photographs you'll see below show only representatives of the microworld, which we call mosses and lichens, molds and various types of fungi, or fungi. Their lives seem very slow to us,

Cautious steps. There's a saying that sometimes, to achieve something, you need to act quickly, decisively, even at lightning speed, without giving your opponent a chance to figure out what's going on.

The annual, crucial exam. When I was in school, I waited for it all to finally end and I'd stop thinking about exam time and preparation at the end of spring. Maybe some people enjoyed that feeling of

It doesn't smell like lilac yet. I noticed one thing, perhaps insignificant: it smells like lilac, gentlemen! Yes, usually at this time of year, the deep scent of lilac, which is abundant around here,

Hi everyone! 👋 We got back from camping today. I went for a quick run, and then we grabbed a beer 🍺 during our afternoon walk. After all, it's pretty hot outside, and you can never stay too hydrated.

A little fantastical, a little realistic, a little moody and a little cheerful, a little sunny and a little shady, this landscape emerged after working on a photograph of an old, lifeless tree stump, which

When I think about what people call a portrait, I dwell on the idea of ​​emotion. If we see emotions in a painting that literally speak to us, it's definitely a portrait, no matter who's in front of me—a

Sunbathing. Sunbathing is wonderful, especially when you're lying on the warm sand on the first day of vacation after a hard year of work and you're able to get to the sea. But even acorns in the forest

A beer to beat the heat

I have a new batch of beers for this weeks #Beersaturday. Today I'll be reviewing two of them, a farmhouse ale and a blond ale. Let's check them out. Legacy Canadian Farmhouse Ale Brewery: Legacy Brewing

It doesn't matter when exactly you return home, whether at sunset or sunrise, but the sun's rays at these times transform the return home into something special and symbolic. For the next competition,

Simplicity without nuances. Simple things, or simple tasks, at first glance seem devoid of any complex nuances, like the simple communication of two birds that understand each other with a half-glance,

Dreams and drawings. I've noticed that if dreams are accurate and well-thought-out, the drawings turn out more or less realistic. It's always more enjoyable to draw a true dream, one that resembles something

This week in Melbourne is a a beer festival called Pint of Origin, running for about 10 days it sees about 20 venue each hand over their taps to a different 'region' of the world. That region could be

Hello everyone! Today, we walked from our campsite for lunch in the nearby town of Teplá, about five kilometers away. On our way there, we followed a cycling path, but for the return trip, we chose a route

Here's my contribution to BeerSaturday 464 hosted by @detlev with a Czech-inspired pilsner, the Louvain, brewed by Silo, a Montreal-based brewery. With the warmer days, I prefer lighter, more refreshing

Esta semana perdí inesperadamente a mi mejor amigo, Francisco Prado, Paco. Durante casi 20 años fue un gran amigo, la persona con la que más compartía y hablaba diario. Siempre con una cerveza fría y como

After visiting the Tsitsikamma brewery, I had to try their other beers. I bought three of their beers, a normal ale, dark ale, and a grapefruit ale. These were three vastly different beers, and I had to