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Erebus: The Story of a Ship My goal this year is to read 52 books, or one book per year. I am quite behind at the moment, but as I am currently on pregancy leave I hope to have some time to catch up! Here is my review of book number 14: Erebus- The Story of a Ship by Michael Palin. Source https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36992483-erebus **The History** Palin writes his book about the Erebus and its history, making this book historical non-fiction. Although the adventures…

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Choosing For A Total Life Changer I have decided to go for the option to write on children, since as we speak I am sitting on the couch with my 8 month pregnant belly. You could say the theme is relevant to my life at this point! **How we came to this decision** I think somewhere I always knew I wanted children and it was something that I was thinking about and wanting for a while but my partner was still a bit anxious about the whole thing. Understandably so by the way, he…

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The Magic Mullerthal Trail In Luxembourg Our last holiday we decided to visit a place that has been on our list for a long time: the legendary Mullerthal Trail in Luxembourg. If you haven't heard of it yet, it is considered one of Europe's top trails in nature. **The Trail** The trail consists of three routes that are all loops with the option of four extra routes to do if you want to see more. All run through beautiful Luxembourg. The total length is 112 kilometers for the…

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The Banshees of Inisherin: An Absurd Irish Classic To Be It was the surprise of the Oscars this year, it was nominated for a total of nine Oscars but didn't win any in the end. This actually made me want to watch it more. I was curious what this movie that had created such high expectations, but didn't have the power to reel in the Oscars. Source https://www.pathe.nl/film/26151/the-banshees-of-inisherin **The Story** The film is set on an island just off the West Coast of…

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Wednesday Walk: First Walk After The Rain Went for a lovely wednesday walk yesterday, although with 35 weeks pregnant I think I could also start calling it the wednesday wobble. What was especially lovely yesterday was that last night it rained for the first time in a month, so nature was singing today after some much needed rainfall. As you can see everything became instantly more green and vibrant! As I am in the wobble stage of pregnancy I decided to head to my local…

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Ready Player Two: A Huge Disappointment Of A Sequel As you may know I am attempting to read 52 books this year, one for every week. I am still a bit behind, but slowly catching up! Today I want to share with you book 15 of 52: Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline. Source Now for those of you who are not aware, Ready Player Two is the sequel to, you guessed it: Ready Player One. Now part one was amazing, one of the best books I have ever read. And that always makes me nervous to…

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The Menu: Brilliant and Disturbing Film The other day I watched The Menu and let me tell you, it is unlike any other movie I have ever seen! A dark comedy meets horror with so many twists along the path, it grips you from beginning to end. Source https://www.pathe-thuis.nl/film/34920/the-menu **The Story** Self-proclaimed foodie Tyler brings his date Margot to Hawthorn, an island that is home to a very exclusive restaurant owned by the most popular chef of his time: Julian…

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The Magical Peak District in the UK Last winter we went to the Peak District in the United Kingdom, a place I have been multiple times before but that I always find magical. It is a beautiful area where you can do wonderful hikes, scrambles and climbing. We stayed in this very romantic English cottage near Bakewell, known for its Bakwell tarts, a lovely treat you should try when you are around! Now even though it was winter we specifically went to go walking in the beautiful…