Reading Time : 2 minutesFor more than a century, the Times Square ball drop has marked the final seconds of the year. Born from a simple idea, it became a global ritual of pause and renewal. As the ball descends, millions share the same moment, reflecting on what passed and quietly stepping into what comes next.
Reading Time : 2 minutesYear-end reflection does not need fireworks. This piece looks at the quiet moments that shaped the year: patience learned, bonds strengthened, small habits repeated, and inner shifts no one applauded. It suggests closing the year gently, honoring what endured, and stepping forward with clarity instead of noise, without forcing optimism or drama, just presence and honest attention to life itself
Reading Time : 3 minutesEvery April, Thailand lights up with the jubilant festivities of Songkran, the Thai New Year celebration. Spanning from April 13th to 15th,
Read More
Reading Time : 5 minutesThe Year of the Dragon dawns upon us as we embrace the Lunar New Year, enveloping millions in a wave of anticipation
Read More
Reading Time : 2 minutesGalette des Rois, or “King Cake,” is a cherished French pastry deeply rooted in tradition and history. Originating from the celebration of
Read More