Tag: greece

• Confessions of a Traveling Indie Author in Greece

  Here’s the thing about being an indie author: my “office” changes more often than my Wi-Fi password. Sometimes it’s a sun-bleached balcony with cicadas screaming in the background. Sometimes it’s a café where the barista knows I’ll order a freddo cappuccino and sit there too long, pretending I don’t hear my laptop begging me to…

  Sonia M. Rompoti

  17th Aug 2025

  Adult Life & Everyday Chaos, Author’s Alley, Globetrotting with a Pen: Exploring the World One Article at a Time

  dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2033, greece, indie author life, travel, writer

• Red and White Threads of March: Unraveling the Ancient Custom of Martis

  

  In Greece, the custom of wearing a bracelet made from red and white string or yarn, twisted or braided together, from the 1st to the end of March is known as “Martis” (Μάρτης). This tradition is deeply rooted in ancient Greece, specifically linked to the Eleusinian Mysteries. Initiates of these mysteries would tie a piece…

  Sonia M. Rompoti

  1st Mar 2024

  Globetrotting with a Pen: Exploring the World One Article at a Time, The World We Live In

  ancient custom, eleusinian mysteries, greece, martis

• Athens Unveiled: From Mythical Ruins to Modern Revelry – Your Ultimate Guide to Greece’s Timeless Capital

  

  Welcome to Athens, the cradle of Western civilization and the heart of ancient Greek mythology. A city where the past melds seamlessly with the present, Athens invites you to wander through the pages of history, touching the marvels of human achievement. Standing in the shadows of the mighty Acropolis, you’ll find yourself transported back to…

  Sonia M. Rompoti

  23rd Aug 2023

  Globetrotting with a Pen: Exploring the World One Article at a Time, Uncategorized

  athens, greece, guide to travel, itinerary, plaka, writer