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Drinking chocolate milk
Drinking chocolate milk may not be as simple as you think. That beautiful milk you drink with the pleasure you get from sharing or living the moment may not seem as interesting to you as I describe. I know that sometimes I get too poetic when I write, but I guess that’s the point of…
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Behind the scenes of Michael Jackson’s top songs
When creating a song, the author always cares about the most accurate message possible. However, sometimes the meanings of some of their tracks can be puzzling. I am going to introduce you to selected songs by Michael Jackson, which, apart from their popularity, may not be entirely obvious in their message to everyone. Their importance…
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Living off grid – an alternative way of living
In the past, long before the complexities of financial systems and modern conveniences, humans relied on natural resources to survive. We would collect water from streams and wells, grow our own food and build our own shelters from the materials we could find. We were completely independent. Nowadays, we rely on public resources. We need…
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Wandering the world solo
The tourism industry has grown massively during the last decades. People want to see the world, and travelling has become more affordable and accessible to more people. The wonderful world of travelling gives us many ways to see the world, but is it better to travel alone or with someone? There probably isn’t a right…
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The impact of our digital waste
Today, more and more things are being dematerialized. Our photos, our films and music, as well as all our paper documents. But if dematerialization allows for the elimination of the physical object or support, the thing that has been dematerialized still has an impact on the environment. Because if no plastic, metal, or paper is…
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Casa Santa Chiara – where disability means this ability
Disability or special educational needs is a hot topic nowadays, especially in my country of origin – Macedonia. There we have the new inclusion law and all the children with special educational needs are now going to regular schools with an opportunity to visit the “special schools”. Those special schools are becoming resource centers where…
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Pigeons – man’s forgotten best friend
Pigeons, the rats with wings, the jerks who poop on you or your stuff – the enemy of most people. These medium sized birds, originally from the mountain areas of the world, seem to have found their way here, attached to us humans. Everywhere you turn, there they are. You can’t escape them. But why…
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Planting and cutting down our biggest life support
Trees are the symbols of nature and life. We all know that they give us our oxygen and are nice to look at. There is one day where we come together, appreciate the living creatures, and give some of them a new home: Arbor Day. On the other 364 days, humans are busy deforesting the…
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Violence against Women
Violence occurs in a lot of forms, from and towards humans. While we often think of organised crime, shootings, and war, which are especially present in the news and movies, violence happens every day in ordinary life. Domestic as well as sexual violence is often experienced by women for no other reason than the fact…
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Dream come true – ESC in Spain
Living in Spain has been my dream for over 5 years. As a psychology student I was searching for some project where I can have practice in my field. One day while I was scrolling my Instagram I saw the post of Volunteers Centre Skopje for volunteering in Spain in an association that helps disabled…
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“You’re too confident” – okay, and?
What is self-confidence? It is a characteristic of someone who believes in their abilities and is convinced of their worth, behaving assertively and decisively. We, as women, entangled in the stereotype of the “weaker sex,” easily lose faith in ourselves. Without exercising strength and mental resilience to shatter prejudices and stereotypes, we will be afraid…