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September 18, 2013

A Walk Back in Time at Saint-Émilion, France

What I love the most about my visits to Europe is how you can learn so much not just from its literature, but also from taking a tour, walking around, or admiring their surrounding architecture. There are countless cities and villages like these, but when in France[...]

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North America, Travel
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January 14, 2010

NYC Travel Photography: When The City is Your Playground

Lately my boys have refused to be inside. I don't blame them of course, we've been inside, sheltering ourselves from the cold for so long now that they have begun to reject the chill on their cheeks and decided to endure whatever the freezing temperatures may be ju[...]

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November 4, 2009

NYC Travel Photography: Fall 2009

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What a stunning way to greet the winter solstice i What a stunning way to greet the winter solstice it has been in the Finger Lakes ❄️😊☃️ #winterwonderland #wintersolstice #fingerlakes
I am so excited to be taking a break from work for I am so excited to be taking a break from work for the next couple of weeks to connect with my family and my soul. I enter the holiday season and this new year feeling accomplished and proud of myself for overcoming my insecurities and handling challenges in ways that have been healthy and positive for me. I have a lot of the same concerns many of us in this country do entering 2025, but I am pleased with the foundations I have built and the community of people who have found me and I them. Not sure what the future holds, but I think whatever it brings, I’m gonna be alright, which feels really, really lucky. And for that I am grateful. Happy Everything, and thank you to all for the conversation, support, encouragement, and for reading and following. I appreciate you! ❤️
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Join me on my morning as a barista-in-training and Join me on my morning as a barista-in-training and a marketing agency owner. I love both, and have found a great balance, though the sacrifice has been sleep. Worth it. ☕️ #baristalife #enterpreneur #fingerlakes
About last night: Christmas movie night and homema About last night: Christmas movie night and homemade hot chocolate and cookies with dear friends I’ve made here. This past summer was our third year living in upstate NY. And I’ve been thinking a lot about the things I miss the most. I miss walking to a good bowl of ramen, or coffee shop. I miss the sound of different languages and cultures of all kind as a natural part of my day. I miss the chaos of the city. But I admit, it tends to exhaust me quicker than before too. Here’s what, in three years, I have found since our move: An incredibly diverse community of friends, from all walks of life. Many who’ve felt beaten and battered by city life, others who longed to build something of their own but didn’t see a way how elsewhere, and some, who like us, just wanted to be somewhere more naturally beautiful. I have found that we’re here, we’re just not all crowded together on a big rock island of 8 million people. And yeah, it can feel like days before I see another person who looks like me, but it has also helped me to search out and deeply connect with people who share other important values and interests and ideas and aspirations. I have found that because not everything is accessible or exists for us, there are a lot of people working to create the spaces and places that are, making the creative and entrepreneurial spirit here feel bonkers and inspiring. (But less “hunger games” driven than in the city.) I have developed friendships here that I haven’t experienced since my childhood. I have found room to be creative, and courage to take risks, and support and encouragement to pursue passions. A lot of us have it all wrong when we believe we couldn’t exist in places that someone convinced us were not meant for us. Or where we could never possibly thrive. I’m not saying it’s perfect. It certainly is not. And I am back and forth from the city a lot-it’s who I am. But I’m glad I didn’t listen to the noises that would’ve kept me away or set boundaries that would’ve limited and forced me to miss out. The adventure has been worth it. ❤️

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