Look up. That wonder is older than language. From the moment we saw stars, we dreamed of reaching them. In the 20th century, those dreams took flight. Sputnik beeped from orbit. Gagarin circled Earth. Armstrong left bootprints on the Moon. But space was once for nations. Now, it’s for companies. Billionaires. Bots. And maybe you. SpaceX laun
When the world locked down in 2020, we thought it would be temporary. Weeks, maybe months. But when the doors reopened, we didn’t return to what was — we stepped into something new. Post-pandemic life didn’t bring relief. It brought reflection. Remote work stayed. Zoom replaced boardrooms. Pajamas became professional. Mental health came t
Some cities wake slowly. Havana wakes singing. I stepped onto its streets and was immediately greeted by music. Trumpets from rooftops. Drums in alleyways. Feet tapping against tile floors like heartbeats. It was chaos, but the kind you want to get lost in. Every wall wore color: turquoise, mango, coral, mint. Faded but proud. Like the city its
You don’t just see the lavender in Provence — you feel it. It begins as a scent, long before the fields appear. Soft. Sweet. Timeless. I arrived in July, when the sun was bold and the wind was gentle. We drove past small stone villages where shutters stayed half-closed in the heat, and fountains whispered in the shade. Then the fields opene