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Three high end restaurants to try in London

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My summer dresses

Trying on some of my favourite summer dresses. Summer 2021-23. Click full screen mode to enlarge the videos. More videos soon. More videos coming soon.

Bridging the Generational Gap: Understanding Differences and Finding Common Ground

Bridging the Generational Gap: Understanding Differences and Finding Common Ground In today’s rapidly evolving world, the generational gap has become more pronounced than ever. From workplace expectations to communication styles and cultural values, each generation brings its own experiences and perspectives. While this diversity can foster creativity and resilience, it also often leads to misunderstandings and friction. In this article, we explore the main differences between recent generations—Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, Generation Z, and Generation Alpha—and offer strategies to bridge these divides. Defining the Generations Before examining the differences, it’s important to define the groups: Baby Boomers (Born 1946–1964) Grew up post-WWII, experienced the civil rights movement, and entered the workforce during times of economic expansion. Generation X (Born 1965–1980) Raised during economic downturns and rising divorce rates, they value independence and self-reliance....

My evening dresses

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Three high end restaurants to try in London

LONDON’S LUXURY DINING REVOLUTION: 3 MUST-VISIT SPOTS FOR 2026 Whether you’re a local foodie or planning a high-end weekend in the city, London’s luxury hotel dining scene is currently in its "Golden Era." 2026 has brought a fresh wave of glamour to some of the city's most historic postcodes. If you’re looking for a reservation that guarantees a "wow" factor, here are three destinations of the highest caliber to add to your list right now. Mauro Colagreco at Raffles London at The OWO Housed in the legendary Old War Office in Whitehall , this is perhaps the most significant opening in recent years. Chef Mauro Colagreco (of the three-Michelin-starred Mirazur ) has created a flagship dining room that is a masterclass in elegance. The Vibe: Stately, historic, and undeniably grand. The restaurant recently secured its first Michelin star for its hyper-seasonal, plant-forward British menus. Don't Miss: After dinner, head down to the Spy Bar , a subterranean speak...

THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW WERE RUDE TO ASK - ETIQUETTE

Have you ever been made uncomfortable during a conversation by someone who was asking too many intrusive questions? Or have you made someone uncomfortable? What are the questions that you didn't know were rude to ask... There are so many questions that are too intrusive and a covert way of asking something else indirectly. 1. What do you do? This question seems innocent but asking it directly comes across intrusive and putting someone on a spot. It comes across you are asking how wealthy are you, how much money do you have? Some people are just wealthy and don't do anything and others just lost their job. It is not something they would want to discuss unless you are a close friend already, definitely not with a stranger. It is better never to ask and wait for the person to mention it themselves. 2. Do you live alone? Another question that is a bit uncomfortable , are you trying to invite yourself? Or asking if someone can afford to live by themselves. Anot...

The "Divorce Month" Phenomenon: Why Relationships Face Their Final Test in January

The "Divorce Month" Phenomenon: Why Relationships Face Their Final Test in January As 2026 begins, many legal professionals are preparing for their busiest season of the year. While January is often associated with New Year's resolutions for health and career, it is also colloquially known as "Divorce Month" due to a sharp rise in couples seeking legal advice. Experts identify several core reasons why this month consistently marks a turning point for struggling marriages. 1. The "Last Christmas" Strategy For many couples with children, the decision to separate is made months in advance. However, parents frequently choose to postpone filing for divorce until after the festive period to ensure children have one final "normal" holiday. By waiting until January, they avoid disrupting family traditions and causing emotional distress during a time traditionally reserved for celebration. 2. The Pressure Cooker Effect The intense period of family tim...

Why Online Dating Is So Bad in 2025: An In-Depth Look at a Modern Disappointment

Why Online Dating Is So Bad in 2025: An In-Depth Look at a Modern Disappointment Online dating in 2025 is more accessible and sophisticated than ever—but paradoxically, many users report growing frustration, burnout, and disappointment. Despite new features, improved algorithms, and a booming number of apps catering to every niche, the user experience has never felt more hollow. So, why is online dating so bad in 2025? Let's break it down. 1. Algorithmic Fatigue: The Illusion of Choice Most dating platforms rely on algorithms to curate matches. In theory, this should be efficient and tailored—but in practice, it often leads to “option paralysis.” Users are presented with endless choices, which diminishes the perceived value of each match. People swipe endlessly, not necessarily to find a connection, but to see if someone “better” is a swipe away. This commodification of human connection erodes depth and makes forming meaningful relationships harder. 2. Gamification Over Conn...

10 Michelin star restaurants in London to try

London boasts an exceptional culinary scene, with a remarkable concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants offering diverse and innovative dining experiences. As of 2025, the city continues to be a global gastronomic destination, featuring establishments that range from traditional fine dining to contemporary and experimental cuisines. Here's a curated list of ten standout Michelin-starred restaurants in London: 1. The Ritz Restaurant – Mayfair (2 Stars) Under the guidance of Executive Chef John Williams, The Ritz has earned its second Michelin star, solidifying its status as a pinnacle of classic French haute cuisine. The dining room exudes opulence, offering dishes like hay-aged Bresse duck and tableside-prepared crêpe suzette, all served with impeccable silver service. In 2025, it was also named the best restaurant in the UK by the National Restaurant Awards . blog.resy.com +1 opumo.com +1 bonvivant.co.uk +3 thetimes.co.uk +3 theguardian...

BEST ALCOHOL TO DRINK THIS FESTIVE SEASON

What is your favourite drink? Mine is definitely champagne and wine, I am not very big fan of cocktails as they can be tricky to drink and nobody knows how much alcohol is actually in them. For me the best drink is a sparkling one ... alternatively it's a wine with a meal. There is some good news , my favourite drinks are actually quite low in sugar. That's why they are the "best" if you wan to have a drink and not worry too much about putting on weight and ruining your health. My favourite brands of champagne are : Laurent Perrier, Ruinart Blanc de Blanc, Moet Chandon, Bollinger, Roger Roderer, Veuve Cliquot, Lanson. Champagne is also a great thing to give as a gift for anyone as I can't imagine anyone not liking some bubbles.It's a great gift for the host of the party or for someone's birthday or any occasion. Watch this video for more details about which alcohols are the least harmful.

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