Unexpected

Creative director Stephen McMennamy splices up the world in weird and wonderful ways. His continuing #ComboPhotos series combines unexpected objects to

As the sober-curious movement continues to gain momentum, more people are examining their drinking habits. Leading the charge locally is designer Sarah-Jane Clarke, who after drastically changing her own relationship with alcohol, has now launched a personal coaching service. Jessica Montague signs up for a consult.

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Creative director Stephen McMennamy splices up the world in weird and wonderful ways. His continuing #ComboPhotos series combines unexpected objects to

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The middle child, the balancer, the keeper of peace, the glue that holds the family together... however you want to say it, their role is intrinsic to the

You might just need some real talk quotes about relationships to help you gather more perspective about love. It helps to broaden your outlook on romance.

Expect the unexpected at the Spa @ theWit.

How often do you notice that, when looking at landscapes, food, or any other object in the city, a human face suddenly appears? Or maybe an animal shape emerges. If your answer was “really often,” don’t worry there’s nothing wrong with this! In fact, this is such a common thing for people to experience, that it even has a name. Pareidolia is when you see known shapes or figures in the inanimate objects you’re looking at.

When someone says "painting," one usually imagines Mona Lisa. And not without a reason. Mona Lisa is well known for her enigmatic smile, monumental composition, and famous author, of course. The painting is likely of the Italian noblewoman Lisa Gherardini, the wife of Francesco del Giocondo, hence the alternative name "La Gioconda." It took da Vinci about 3 years to complete it, and he finished it in about 1506. It's been described by John Lichfield as the "best known, the most visited, the…