Sweet Summer Treat

Yes, I'm much into recycling this month, so what? Recycling is eco-friendly and it's not because I can't afford to go on holidays that I don't have the right to slow down. That said, it may not seem like much but bringing back improved old recipes and translating them into...
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Earthsick

The dark night of the soul, the bends. The ultimate groundswell that drags you down to the bottom of the bitter sea. Carried away, my heart sank in this ebb and flow of tears. Overwhelmed by the Big Blue. Am really sinking this low? And those weird fishes — their slashed souls...
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Pinhole Vision

Hold on, don't you go assuming I'm into psychedelic trips. Nope. I'd just like to share an awesome discovery I made while surfing: pinhole glasses. Mine cost me less than two euros (some serious grounds for upheavals on planet Oculus 2000, assuredly, and what with getting called...
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We Ain't Out of the Woods Yet

This is what I call a great summer! We could almost take out the down jackets and sit by the fire, sipping grogs. Meanwhile, buzzing in the background like some TV accidentally (or deliberately?) left on, the same bugging old refrain of those who haven't figured out yet how...
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Laundry-Greening

Laundry-greening has nothing to do with greenwashing, which is how many unscrupulous brands join the growing trend towards greener products, adopting a falsely ethical and environment-friendly stance while actually investing more in advertising and marketing rather than implementing...
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Now Make It Turn

The spinning wheel is turning. Not always in the right direction, but it's turning. Man, it's spinning so fast it makes me dizzy! And it does make me sick too at times. Nope,  I'm not even talking about the merry-go-round but the wheel of karma and, incidentally, the wheel...
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Muffin's Return

Contrary to what mainstream media say, veganism is not the new trendy hype nor nutritional nonsense, but a way ahead for humanity. Besides spiritual consequences, “lesser consumption of animal products is necessary to save the world from the worst impacts of climate change”...
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The Mirror Visitor

It feels so good to laze around and enjoy the sun with a good book for company! It's been ages since I wanted to share my mega literary “crush” with you. Three years to be precise. But since I didn't know how I could do that without risking any spoiler, I guess I was waiting...
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Paranoid Android

As mentioned a couple of days ago, today marks the fourth anniversary of the French edition of this blog with nearly 208,000 visitors and some 1,038 posts to date (almost double with the English edition) — and still plenty to say! A huge THANK YOU to my devoted readers....
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Love No Evil

See how comfy he isIn times of trouble,Woes to say,Words to curse he has,He, Evil. Set up as a phallocracy,Ruled by a demonocracy,Pedantic boaster,Taunting smug he is,He, Evil. Deliberately sickening,Feasting on our ups and downs,Incredibly heady,On our fears he feeds,He, Evil. Both...
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