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World Hobby Living Is There Such A Thing
When you look at your life and the world around you do you look at your hobbies too? Now I know some of you will read this question and think well why wouldn’t we? But some people might not even think of this. Do we look at the world and think of it as being a hobby of sorts and yes I just came up with that. When we live life through the hobbies that we do we are doing so in the world and getting so much more out of it no matter where we are in the world. Everyone lives in different areas of the world and everyone has hobbies so yes hobbies are all over the world. This means, world hobby living does exist, we just all have our own versions of it. LIfe has hobbies all around it because that is what life and living with our hobbies is.
By Louise Barraco18 days ago in Chapters
Crafting the Perfect Quiet Themed Cocktail
When you think of a ""quiet themed cocktail,"" you might imagine a drink that whispers rather than shouts—a subtle, elegant concoction that invites calm and introspection. These cocktails are perfect for moments when you want to unwind quietly, enjoy a peaceful evening, or create a serene atmosphere at your next gathering. The secret is in the balance: gentle flavors, smooth textures, and a touch of sophistication.
By Ava Mitchell18 days ago in Proof
Iran Is Next! Here's Why
This week, global attention has been hijacked by one foreign-policy story—and no, for once it isn’t Venezuela. It’s Iran, and by every available indicator, the country is teetering on the edge of a crisis unlike anything it has faced in decades.
By Lawrence Lease18 days ago in FYI
The Definitive Analysis: Who Should Lead,
Picture this: a boardroom full of sharp minds, but only half the talent gets a real shot at the top seat. For years, people have argued if men or women make better leaders. Think back to old tales of kings and warriors, where strength meant command. Times have changed. We now chase skills over old rules. This piece digs into facts, not just opinions. It looks at research on styles, past myths, and what works today. In the end, leadership boils down to who fits the job best, not their gender. We'll break it down step by step—starting with old ideas, then styles, contexts, and steps forward.
By LaMarion Ziegler18 days ago in Humans
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd T20I Abandoned: Rain Spoils the Contest as Series Heads to a Decisive Finale
Cricket fans around the world were left disappointed as the Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 2nd T20I was abandoned due to persistent rain, with not a single ball bowled at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium. What was expected to be a thrilling encounter between two competitive sides instead turned into a frustrating waiting game, as weather conditions refused to improve throughout the day.
By Waqar Khan18 days ago in Unbalanced
The Silent Drink Experience: Savoring Cocktails in Quietude
Imagine stepping into a dimly lit bar where the usual clinks, chatter, and music fade into a serene hush. This is the silent drink experience—a unique way to savor cocktails that heightens your senses beyond taste. By removing the noise, you tune into the subtle aromas, textures, and flavors of your drink like never before. It’s a mindful moment, a break from the sensory overload of modern life.
By Aisha Patel18 days ago in Proof
Silver Screen Magic with Marlene Dietrich
Marlene Dietrich came into this world on December 27, 1901, in Schöneberg, now Berlin, Germany. She was a beautiful German-American film actress who became on of the most glamorous film stars in the world. Dietrich was named the ninth-greatest screen icon from the Golden Age of Hollywood by the American Film Institute. She left this world on May 6, 1992, at the age of 90. She had one daughter, Maria Riva, who became an American actress and passed away on October 29, 2025, at the age of 100.
By Rasma Raisters18 days ago in Geeks









