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The School Loo Taboo: Why Kids Are Faking Sick to Poop at Home – And How We Can Fix It

I still remember the day my nephew Jack came home from school, pale as a ghost, clutching his stomach like he’d swallowed a bad batch of cafeteria mystery meat. At eight years old, he was usually all boundless energy and…

Deserted Islands, Seagrass Meadows and Endless Ocean: Kayaking in Sweden’s New Marine National Park

I still get chills thinking about that first paddle in the Stockholm Archipelago. It was a crisp September morning in 2023, mist hanging low over the water like a whispered secret, and my kayak slicing through it all as if…

Jess Cartner-Morley on Fashion: Wear Any Shade This Autumn – Just as Long as It’s White

I still remember the first time I tried wearing white in October. It was years ago, on a crisp morning walk through London’s Hyde Park, leaves crunching under my boots like nature’s own applause. I’d thrown on a cream cable-knit…

‘Dior is Drama’: Jonathan Anderson Goes for the Jugular at Paris Fashion Week – A Debut That Shook the Runway and Reignited a Legacy

The air in Paris crackled on October 1, 2025, like the moment before a storm breaks – or, more fittingly, before a perfectly timed plot twist in a Hitchcock thriller. Under the grand tent at the Jardin des Tuileries, the…

Meera Sodha’s Crispy Black Bean Burgers: The Vegan Recipe That’s Simple, Smoky, and Utterly Addictive

I still remember the first time I cracked open one of Meera Sodha’s cookbooks, Fresh India, on a rainy afternoon in my tiny London flat back in 2017. The pages smelled like cumin and promise, pulling me into a world…

Moving to an Island of 300 People: It Took Effort to Become a Local, But That Hard Work Paid Off

I still remember the knot in my stomach as the ferry chugged away from the mainland, leaving us—my husband, our scrappy rescue dog, and me—bobbing toward Dangar Island with nothing but a duffel bag of optimism and a vague plan…

The Moment I Knew: Adele Was Singing and Tears Rolled Down My Face. It Felt as Though the Lyrics Were About Us

I still replay that night in my head like a favorite scene from a movie I never want to end—the kind where the music swells just right, and everything clicks into place. It was Glastonbury 2016, the air thick with…

Puffers, Parkas and Leopard Print: The 50 Best Coats for Autumn and Winter

I still laugh thinking about that blustery November day in 2018. I’d just moved to Chicago from sunnier LA, and my flimsy denim jacket decided to quit mid-dog walk. Frozen to the bone, I dashed into a thrift shop and…

The Swag Gap: Can Love Survive When One Partner Is Cooler Than the Other?

Remember that first date where you showed up in your favorite thrift-store find, feeling like a rockstar, only to realize your date had rolled straight from a board meeting in khakis that screamed “midlife crisis”? Or the flip side—your partner…

The Peacock Parent Problem: How to Survive Being Raised by a Narcissist

Hey, you. Yeah, the one scrolling through this on a quiet evening, maybe with a cup of tea gone cold or a blanket pulled tight. I get it—that knot in your stomach when family holidays loom, or the way a…