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I adore evening winter strolls when there's snow and a light frost.

In such moments the city feels as of it freezes, there are few people and almost no cars.

The snow ❄️ crunches pleasantly underfoot and somewhere in the distance, you can hear children's voices as they walk with their parents and dogs before bedtime.

This is a cozy, quiet winter evening

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Odesa is a city where every door leads to the sea.

A door to infinity beyond it lies either the freedom of the sea or the mystery of the horizon.

Will you step toward the waves? 🚪🌊

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2024 has passed, just like this tram, leaving memories behind. The new year has just begun - it's interesting to think about what it will bring to each of us?

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🎉❄️ May the New Year bring warmth, light, and harmony into your life. May each day hold something that inspires you and gives you strength to move forward. Let the past keep what no longer serves, as the New Year opens new horizons and opportunities for meaningful beginnings.

The New Year is a step into the unknown, and I wish for it to be calm, peaceful, and wise, while also bringing moments of happiness, joy, and quiet celebration 🎄⛄🎄

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May your Christmas shine as brightly as the stars in the galaxy. Let the spirit of the season light up your world and guide you to joy, love, and peace—something our world needs so much right now. Wishing you cosmic wonder and universal cheer! 🎄⛄

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Today I made a fragrant baked apple with filling and powdered sugar the perfect winter dessert! 🍏 Who else loves such simple yet delicious treats?

What are your favorite winter desserts?

By the way, if you enjoy posts like this, join me on Instagram: @andrew.talk. I share even more interesting things there!

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Sometimes, life feels like a quiet winter evening a moment to pause, reflect and find warmth in unexpected places. Just like this cozy scene, learning something new can brighten even the coldest days 🌟 The journey of self-discovery begins with a small, illuminated step.

If you’ve enjoyed my posts here, I’d love to connect with you on Instagram! Follow me @andrew.talk, and let’s explore creativity together

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Thank you @purple-energyy and everyone who got me to 50 reblogs!

Learning a new skill, why it's never too late to start (part1)

Did you know that some of the most successful people discovered their greatest skills later in life? It's a common belief especially among middle-aged individuals to say "It's too late to learn something new". But that couldn't be further from the truth.

For instance, I know a women in her 60s who decided to learn English. Not only has made impressive progress but she also truly enjoys the process. Her journey is proof that age is no barrier to personal growth and discovery.

What skill have you always wanted to learn but thought it might be too late to start?

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Moments that slip away

Lately, I've been reflecting on how fleeting time can feel.

Days pass so quickly and yet within each one, there's a unique beauty waiting to be noticed. Whether it's the warmth of a sunrise, a kind word or a quiet moment to yourself - every little thing counts.

I've been sharing more of these small, meaningful moments on Instagram, where I also add music and stories to bring them to life. If you'd like to join me there, follow me on Instagram @andrew.talk. I'd love to stay connected with you!

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🎄✨ The New Year Tram ✨🎄

This magical tram is lighting up our city streets and bringing smiles to everyone who sees it. The glowing decorations and festive vibes make it feel like a moving holiday wonderland! 🌟

Despite the difficult and unstable times, this tram reminds us of the importance of joy, hop and togetherness.💛

Where would you like to see it pass by in your neighborhood?🎅❄️

Let the holiday spirit roll on!

For more updates and content, follow me on Instagram @andrew.talk

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Learning a New Skill why it’s never too late to start (part 2)

Learning a new skill expands your horizons and enriches your life in ways you might not expect. Attending a class or joining a group allows you to meet new people with shared interests. These connections can lead to valuable friendships or even professional opportunities. Plus, even if you try something and realize it’s not for you, you’ve still gained knowledge and experience.

The possibilities are endless—whether it’s practicing yoga, joining a sports club, learning a new language, mastering computers, or exploring cooking. It’s normal to feel shy or hesitant at first. Taking that initial step might seem daunting, but remember, you’re not alone. Many people feel the same way.

The key is to embrace the journey. Don’t be afraid to explore new boundaries. We’re here to grow, learn, and improve. Who knows? You might discover a hidden talent, turn it into a profession, or transform your life in unexpected ways.

Have you ever tried learning a new skill recently?

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[andrewdi8]

Learning a new skill, why it's never too late to start (part1)

Did you know that some of the most successful people discovered their greatest skills later in life? It's a common belief especially among middle-aged individuals to say "It's too late to learn something new". But that couldn't be further from the truth.

For instance, I know a women in her 60s who decided to learn English. Not only has made impressive progress but she also truly enjoys the process. Her journey is proof that age is no barrier to personal growth and discovery.

What skill have you always wanted to learn but thought it might be too late to start?

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[andrewdi8]

Do you ever feel like 24 hours in a day aren't enough? You're not alone - studies show that most people struggle to manage their time effectively.

I've faced this myself. Sometimes I plan my day but distractions especially social media end up eating most of my time. TikTok, for example is a huge time-killer for me! To tackle this, I recently set a timer and started switching off the app when my screen notification reminds me to stop. It's not perfect but it's helping.

Another issue I've struggled with is doing tasks I find boring or failing to prioritize what's important. To fix this, I've started using tools like the Pomodoro Timer and the Eisenhower Matrix. These apps are making a difference and I'm excited to see how they help me stay organized.

One big change I've made is avoiding overcommitting to tasks that don't align with my priorities. Saying "no" more often has saved me so much time and allowed me to focus on what matters.

Time is one of the few things we can't get back. By managing it wisely you can achieve your goals and create a more fulfilling life

What's one time management strategy that works for you?

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As autumn bids us farewell, I can't help but take a moment to appreciate its beauty one last time. 🍂

The golden leaves, the crisp air and the quiet moments of reflection it all feels so fleeting yet so comforting.

Here's to treasuring every season as each hold its own kind of magic.

What will you miss most about autumn?

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Friday remind me to pause and admire the beauty around us🌙✨

After a week of hustle there's something calming about watching the sky change colors and feeling the breeze by the water 🌊

What's your favorite way to unwind on a Friday?

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Imagination and reality

I'm starting to read The secret keeper by Susan Lewis. Who knows what secrets and surprises might be hidden in its pages? 📖🔍

This isn't my usual genre I usually dive into fantasy and adventures filled with magical worlds and thrilling escapades. But occasionally it feels refreshing to explore something completely different. This book has been sitting on my shelf since I bought it at a cozy bookstore in Greece.

I was drawn to it not only by the intriguing title but also by the idea of uncovering family secrets and hidden mysteries.

Books have a way of transporting us into new worlds. Whether real or imaginary, every story holds its own kind of magic.

Do you prefer sticking to your favorite genres or do you enjoy venturing into unfamiliar ones?

[andrewdi8]

✨ Twinkling lights, cozy nights ✨

There's something magical about electric garlands on windows and building facades. They create a warm glow that transforms a cold winter evening or rainy weather into something truly special.

Electric lights create comfort in my room, making it feel even cozier. Whether you're reading a book, drinking hot tea or simply enjoying the stillness of the nights. These little lights add an extra sparkle to your home.

When I walk through the streets and see garlands on windows it lifts my mood and create a special atmosphere.

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