Michelle Tchea
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2 weeks ago |
travelandleisure.com | Michelle Tchea
Credit: Travel + Leisure The first time I laid eyes on my favorite travel shoes was while I was on one of my regular 10-mile runs. I was back home in Australia, running through the bush (yes, we actually do that!), nursing foot pain from a pair of worn-out sneakers I should’ve retired months prior. A fellow runner ahead of me caught my attention—specifically, her Hoka Clifton 9 Sneakers did.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Michelle Tchea
"No One Actually Needs It": People Are Calling Out The Unnecessary Things We've All Been "Brainwashed" Into Thinking Are Mandatory"It still amazes me that people actually pay companies to let them use their bodies as a one. You're not even selling out, you're just a sucker." Recently, people on Reddit shared things we've all been "brainwashed" into thinking that we need, and it led to a pretty eye-opening conversation. Here …
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3 weeks ago |
travelandleisure.com | Michelle Tchea
Credit: Travel + Leisure While Barcelona is widely popular for its avant-garde food scene and beautiful beaches, Madrid—a traditional city rooted in history—remains one of my favorite places for fashion and shopping. Because it’s not a beach or resort town, the travel clothes, accessories, and shoes you buy are more suited for everyday life, so you’ll actually rewear them after your trip.
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3 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Michelle Tchea
It is unmistakable – Aussies love an ice-cold beer, whatever the season, and now as non-alcoholic and low-ABV beverages become ever more popular, we are seeing an increasing number of interesting drinks inspired from different corners of the world joining the brewing fray. One such beverage is the naturally fermented drink called . With roots dating back to ancient times, many countries in Northeastern Europe continue to drink kvass.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Michelle Tchea
Today, it’s hard to remember when Bali was a refuge for broke hippies, surfers and backpackers. Over the past two-decades it’s been transformed—by resort development, Western second home buyers and more recently digital nomads—into an increasingly upscale playground. And the transformation of this Indonesian paradise isn’t over yet, with seven new 5-star resorts due to open by 2027.
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