Effective personal growth during the New Year requires a strategic shift away from toxic behaviours and passive mindsets to foster sustainable well-being. This transition involves identifying specific emotional and lifestyle anchors that impede progress, such as unaddressed anger, financial waste, and the habit of dwelling on minor inconveniences. By adopting …
Read More »Road trip to the Toco Lighthouse
The Toco Lighthouse road trip offers a comprehensive journey through the scenic northeastern coastline of Trinidad, culminating at the historic Galera Point landmark. This detailed first-person narrative provides a practical guide for families and travellers navigating the route from Port of Spain to the village of Toco. Readers will find …
Read More »Colourful cheeky chong in the sky
Kite flying in Trinidad and Tobago involves traditional hand-made designs like the cheeky chong and the massive Mad Bull launched at major festivals. The seasonal activity peaks in April at the Queen’s Park Savannah in Trinidad and December at the Tobago Flying Colours Kite Festival. Local traditions emphasise the construction …
Read More »Let’s go fly a kite, it’s a great day
Kite flying at the Queen’s Park Savannah remains a quintessential cultural experience in Trinidad and Tobago, particularly during the vibrant Easter season. This annual tradition, headlined by the National Easter Kite Flying Contest, transforms the expansive greens of Port of Spain into a theatre of aerial artistry and communal celebration. …
Read More »Bushfire a dangerous beauty
A personal account of a bushfire in Trinidad and Tobago highlights the critical need for seasonal fire awareness and community resilience during the dry season. This narrative details the sudden emergence of a grass fire and the subsequent response when official emergency services were unavailable. By examining the definition of …
Read More »Fireworks can hurt children, elderly, pets
Responsible fireworks use ensures the safety of children, elderly citizens and pets during festive celebrations in Trinidad and Tobago. The discharge of loud explosives across local neighbourhoods frequently results in avoidable injuries and significant psychological distress for vulnerable populations. By adhering to established safety protocols and legal requirements, residents can …
Read More »How to spend wisely for the holidays
Managing festive finances requires a strategic approach to budgeting and gift-giving to avoid the pitfalls of high-interest seasonal loans. This personal narrative provides a comprehensive framework for navigating holiday expenses through advanced planning, structured budget allocation, and creative alternative gifting. By spreading costs across the calendar year and leveraging regional …
Read More »Mehndi – yesteryear’s body art of today
By Nadia Ali. Art appeals to the eyes that see a creation on canvas expressed from the mind of an artist’s imagination. But what if we could have temporary imagery painted onto our skin? The centuries-old art of mehndi does just this. It creates a painting on the skin in intricate …
Read More »Try a water park this weekend
By Nadia Ali. It’s the weekend and I am sure you can’t wait to go outside and play in refreshing, cool water either at the various beaches, waterfalls or river limes in and around sweet Trinidad and Tobago. But what about going to a fun water park for the entire day? …
Read More »Bocas Islands cruise best water fun
By Nadia Ali. Living on a twin island there’s so much fun to be had in the water, under the water and on the water. Needless to say, the best on the water fun is definitely cruising to the Bocas Islands which lie between Trinidad and Venezuela and are locally known …
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