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A Day in Tbilisi, Georgia. Winner in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge. Top Story - September 2026.
Hello my dear friend, I am so excited you will be visiting me in Tbilisi! It's too bad it's just a 24-hour layover but I am happy to host you and show you the city I came to love so much. I promise to make this day enjoyable and educational for you.
By Lana V Lynx2 months ago in Wander
My Day, My Way. Runner-Up in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge.
Want to spend a day with me? Let’s see what my perfect twenty-four hours look like. I’m retired, so I’ll stay in bed until I feel like getting up. When I wake up, I will doze for a bit before waking again. Then I’ll lie there a while, letting random thoughts float through my mind. After reciting what day it is, I'll decide the order of my perfect day. I won’t make myself get up early and get busy. I will move slowly and deliberately, breathing deeply. When I get out of bed, I must first push up the blackout shades; then the glorious morning greets me through the window.
By Andrea Corwin 2 months ago in Wander
Baldassare Forestiere and the Garden Beneath California
By Brian D’Ambrosio There are gardens, and then there are the Forestiere Underground Gardens, where the first thing a visitor learns is that the earth can be an accomplice.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 2 months ago in Wander
A Day Trip to Charlottesville — is it Worth it?
Just a few weeks ago, I headed with some family to Charlottesville, VA for a day. Although some places were closed for construction, we had a spectacular time, discovering a nibble of history about the city, exploring the unique architecture, getting to know some local shops. Based off the experience, here are some destinations I would highly recommend visiting there:
By Mary E. Wissinger4 months ago in Wander
The 15 Best Museums in the Colorado
Personally, I think it's safe to say just about everyone enjoys a good museum. Whether you are interested in art, music, science, history, or culture, there is a museum for everyone to find and enjoy. When speaking of museums, typically people talk about iconic museums in places like Los Angeles, New York City, and Chicago, but there is an impressive list if museums right here in the Mile High City and surrounding areas.
By Jenika Enoch5 months ago in Wander
MEMORIAL DAY
MEMORIAL DAY I came home to find the toilet had exploded. Not metaphorically. Sewage across the bathroom, the kitchen, the entryway. The apartment uninhabitable. I took photos, filed a maintenance request through the online portal, the only option available on a holiday weekend, and left.
By Tom Demar5 months ago in Wander
Grund Finds Wonder
Grund’s arms hurt. Grund rowed across big water till Grun was blind and skin peeled. Grund washed up on shore. Grund woke in cave. Grund confused.
By Matthew J. Fromm5 months ago in Wander
The Amazing Creations Of Gavin Penn
Introduction Although the website is under construction there are some amazing images to enjoy there. This is a totally unexpected post because I wandered into the Penn Gallery in Alnwick because the Star Wars Stormtroopers in the sea of the beach at Bamburgh Castle and Lindisfarne caught my eye.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 6 months ago in Wander
Basque No Questions
As a couple of friends and I were approaching our 30th (although yet to still have mine at time of writing), we decided to plan a holiday for the occasion, with our respective other halves.
By Matty Long6 months ago in Wander
Rome’s Secret Passage Linking Two Top 10 Icons
Two of Rome’s defining stops — Vatican City and Castel Sant’Angelo — are usually experienced as separate highlights. One is built around belief, art and controlled movement through vast interiors.
By NGPNTN7 months ago in Wander
From Westeros to World Stages: Game of Thrones Alumni Conquering Global Cinema and Advocacy
"Game of Thrones" was a truly global phenomenon, not just in its viewership but also in its cast. Actors from Ireland, Denmark, England, Scotland, and beyond converged to bring Westeros to life, and their individual careers have since taken them back out into the world, often tackling projects with an international scope or using their platform for global advocacy. The "Game of Thrones cast news" frequently showcases these journeys, highlighting how the show served as a springboard for many to expand their artistic horizons and humanitarian efforts across continents. These actors are not merely stars; they are cultural ambassadors, bridging gaps and inspiring change with their continued work.
By Queen f7 months ago in Wander
The Phantom Cold Spot
In 2004, astronomers discovered a massive void in space so cold and so empty that it shouldn't exist according to our understanding of the universe, and thirteen years later, we still have no idea what created it or what it means for reality itself.
By The Curious Writer8 months ago in Wander