Slow travel diary: Walking the entire Belgian coastline

I’ve never been one to go out and do things alone. As a bit of a socially anxious person, I’ve always been in awe of people who can go as far as traveling without company, and in theory I could see the appeal. But is this something one could learn to enjoy? In the theme of “I’ll try anything once”, I decided some exposure therapy might be worth a try. And although my destination was hardly glamorous, it proved to be full of surprises.

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5 ethical outfits & a word on mental health

Dressing like yourself when you don’t feel like yourself can either feel like a form of self-care, or a colossal chore. Here’s a look at five outfits I wore on days when putting on my favourite things felt like giving myself a bit of a hug. An old school awkward outfit post featuring lots of second hand stuff, some oldies and one non-ethical blip.

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Cabin fever #3: 2 nights in a Slow Cabin

I’m starting to sound like a broken record when I say I’m as partial to a getaway in a cabin/tiny house as the next city-dwelling millennial. I wrote about my stays at Nutchel and at a refurbished vintage trailer before, and my bucket list of tiny weekend getaways is far from complete. I’ve been extremely busy with work and studying for an exam, so it felt wise to book a short trip to force myself to take some downtime. This time, I opted for a Belgian company that’s very vocal about the sustainability of their little homes-away-from-home: Slow Cabins.

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