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Homemade bodyscrub with coconut oil and orange zest

This body scrub with coconut oil and orange zest is one of my favorites. It smells sensational and leaves the skin very soft. Coconut oil is not only hydrating but also full of vitamins E and K and it is very rich in iron. Bring many benefits for the skin: moisturizes and softens the skin, removes the dry skin feeling, it is an excellent ingredient for a scrub, it is gentle with sores or calluses (heal bruises), it is antibacterial (soothes irritations) and gives the skin a special glow. Read more

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Question and Answer with miss J

Last week, during an easy relaxed evening, I played a game or quiz with Miss J.: Question and Answer! The rule was simple: we can ask, one by one, questions about each other and we must answer honestly. Some answers brought me some big smiles 🙂
Here are my questions and her answers:

1. What do you have to do so that a marriage is going well?
I think the husband must give a lot of flowers to his wife. Then it will go well!
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In Case of Reality, Blink Ten Times

Hello from Cloud Zero 7 — My Personal Escape Plan

Sometimes I wish I had Arabela’s magical ring—you know, the one from that wonderfully strange Czech TV show from our childhood? Arabela, with the Majer family, the dashing prince, and of course, the eternally meddling Rumburak. That ring could conjure up anything. One twist, and poof—your wildest dreams, reality.

If I had that ring now, I wouldn’t ask for diamonds or castles or eternal youth. I’d simply ask for… a cloud.
Not just any cloud—a sparkling, fluffy, milky-white one. A little puff of sky stitched from cashmere and sunlight, floating just above the noise. I’d call it Cloud Zero 7. My personal sky sanctuary.

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Mini Minds, Major Feelings: Love Edition

What Does Love Mean?

A group of professional people posed this question to a group of 4 to 8 year-olds, “What does love mean?” The answers they got were broader and deeper than anyone could have imagined. See what you think:

When my grandmother got arthritis, she couldn’t bend over and paint her toenails anymore. So my grandfather does it for her all even when his hands got arthritis, too. That’s Love.” Rebecca – age 8
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Thursday Night Talk

Thursday, 7 PM. Pajamas on, teeth brushed (more or less), and it’s that sacred time of day: bedtime. The moment when little feet finally settle, eyes get heavy… and suddenly, a journalistic fire ignites in the heart of a 5-year-old.

Tonight, I was under a very serious investigation—courtesy of Miss J., my daughter, age 5 years and 8 months, full-time truth-seeker and part-time philosopher.

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Dreams, Ballons and a Silly Kind of Joy

I often dream that I’m flying. Not in a plane, not with wings—just me, floating freely, weightless among the clouds. These dreams always leave me with a smile on my face and a soft, silly sense of happiness that lingers long after I wake up. There’s something deeply peaceful about being up there, hovering above it all. In those moments, I feel light, fearless, and blissfully detached from the noise of everyday life and completely indifferent to all the humanity problems.

Flying in a hot air balloon has been on my bucket list forever. There’s something so romantic and old-worldly about it. If I were a man, I think that’s how I’d propose—soaring gently over a sleepy countryside, the world quiet beneath us, popping the question in the sky. Read more