by Sarah Wilson | Apr 14, 2019 | Lifestyle, Portugal
I love having a go at learning new languages. Unfortunately for me, however much I try, I’m never going to be a polyglot. I’ve always wanted to be like my Dutch friend who effortlessly switches between Dutch, English, French, German and Cantonese as if being fluent in... 
by Words by Sarah Wilson - Photos by Jonathan Look Jr. | Mar 29, 2019 | Europe, Portugal, Portugal Day Trips, Travel
We Got To See The Wolves Up Close I love seeing animals in the wild, and if I can’t see them in the wild, then a sanctuary is the next best thing. When I discovered that the Iberian Wolf Sanctuary was less than an hour’s drive from our home on Portugal’s Silver Coast,... 
by Guest | Mar 26, 2019 | Europe, Europe, Travel, United Kingdom, What Does it Cost
Leeds is a vibrant city packed full of culture and history in West Yorkshire. It’s a Mecca for Art, music, and theatregoers and has a wealth of museums to cater for all. Luckily, the cost of living in Leeds is much more affordable than London or other... 
by Guest | Mar 10, 2019 | Europe, Europe, Travel, United Kingdom, What Does it Cost
Croeso i Caerdydd! (Welcome to Cardiff!) Cardiff – the second smallest capital city in the UK is the most multicultural, modern and vibrant city in Wales. Despite only having 357 thousand residents (not even top 10 in the UK) it is quite unique. The residents of... 
by Words by Sarah Wilson - Photos by Jonathan Look Jr. | Dec 28, 2018 | Europe, Portugal, Portugal Day Trips, Travel
No idea why, but Jonathan and I both seem to be fascinated by aqueducts. So, we were really excited the first time we drove into the heart of Lisbon and passed under a huge aqueduct. ‘Wow, didn’t expect to see that,” we both exclaimed. (We don’t get out much, lol!) ... 
by Words by Sarah Wilson - Photos by Jonathan Look Jr. | Dec 17, 2018 | Europe, Lifestyle, Portugal, Travel, Travel Tips
Lisbon’s Pink Street on Rua Nova do Carvalho Near Lusa Language School I love learning new languages which is great as I also love living in different countries around the world where English is not the first language. However, I’ll be the first to admit I’m utterly...
