“The disturbers of happiness are our desires, our griefs, and our fears.” – Samuel Johnson
I just don’t know anything anymore. I want to go to Brazil. But I do not want to go to a soccer game in Brazil where the referee ejects a […]
I just don’t know anything anymore. I want to go to Brazil. But I do not want to go to a soccer game in Brazil where the referee ejects a […]
I am tired of life. Apparently. Tips on traveling through Europe like a sophisticated adult; American: 1. Learn the language but definitely never use it or attempt to understand nuances […]
I am in London until tomorrow night, when I will go down to Southampton to work for a few days. I had a lot of good intentions when I got […]
So… ugly Americans? I get it now. This morning was like a very bad episode of the Amazing Race, but there was definitely no million frigging dollar prize at the […]
I am in Spain with one of my cousins and two of my aunts and we are having a good time. Madrid is absolutely gorgeous, I can barely stand it. […]
Yep, that’s how I feel. There is definitely a huge crack in me, but sometimes I wish it was visible, it would be easier to explain I think. It’s been […]
I spent the weekend with my friends Bibi and Edd in LA. Bibi and I have been friends for a long time, more than fifteen years. We met working at […]
I am very excited because I’m going to North Carolina in a couple of weeks to visit my friend Stacey. She is one of my favorite people and I hate […]
I love to travel for fun, but I also used to travel for business a lot – one year I traveled over 250,000 miles, which was kind of great for […]
I am a wanderer. I love to travel to a place I’ve never been, I love to explore and get lost and find my way again. The only thing I […]
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