Words by Jumana With captions that make you want to shed your couch potato and go travel, the thing that sets travel page, @travelous_mv apart is that they are able to capture
Each year, as January goes through a slow chaos of resolutions long-buried and we roll into February, reality hits most of us that we have a whole year ahead. Looking at the drab bit of time before Ramadan and mid-term holidays, the mundanity of every day gets repetitive with no holidays in sight.
With the stress of the wedding looming, the last thing you want to think about is the honeymoon. But, when all is said and done at the end of your big day, it's always nice to have a suitcase packed and sealed with the promise of something new with your Significant Other (SO).
At a time where the whole world is connected through social media, we get to see so many interesting things. We see how people live their everyday lives. We see everything that people are willing to share about their lives through different platforms.
Our friendly neighbour Ceylon has been facing some rough times for a while now. The 2019 Easter Bombing, was a significantly brutal affair. To this day the families and loved ones of those who were lost are still grieving, because they were never justly given the time to heal, as soon after COVID-19 took its place in history.
During the weekdays, Amana, and her partner, Bobbe’, go to their 9 to 5 jobs in the city of Southampton, England. Bobbe’ as an analyst and Amana as an auditor, they are – for all matters and purposes – an everyday urban couple. However, a look behind the curtain into their lives would reveal a picture far more extraordinary and unique than what meets the eye.
You see, here’s the funny thing. Most of the money that pays for your local infrastructure, the salaries your civil servant family members receive, and also the government subsidy that, more often than not, covers a substantial amount of your medical bill when you go reckless driving and end up in a heap, comes from pockets of foreigners just looking for a good time.
Words by Masha Shuaib Naseer It is that time of the year again. Where we brush the dust off the suit cases neatly stashed under our beds and purchase some sunscreen, thrilled
Packing your bag pack/suitcase the night before your long awaited voyage has almost always been bittersweet. These moments mainly consist of adult sobbing while throwing your entire room into the petite space within your suitcase.
