I know a lot of bloggers and entrepreneurs out there kinda hate Twitter – and I used to feel that way too. Back in 2011 when I first opened my account, I used to just tweet random thoughts out into empty space or tweet about inside jokes with my friends. @Jeisenberg2 i want to submit …
I am 1000% percent a warm weather and tropical beach destination type of girl. When I was choosing between South Korea and Thailand to teach abroad, the I chose Thailand because of its weather and beaches. Even farther back than that, when I was choosing between England and Australia to go on exchange during college, …
If you think I’m well-traveled you should talk to my friend, Jordan. He’s been to 24 countries at last count (what’s the update, Jordan?) and has lived in about half of them! Jordan and I first met when I was studying in Sydney as an exchange student in 2010. Since then, we’ve seen each other on …
Throwback to 2012. Just found this in my drafts folder and brings back good good memories to feed my sudden wanderlust and sPrInG FeVer~ 🙂 My best tweets from Bangkok:
I decided to compile a list of some of my favorite books that have made me think deeper about the meaning of life. I have a pretty intense fascination with existentialism so these types of books are right up my alley (and I’m always looking for more so feel free to drop me a line with …
So yeah, I’m home, back in Atlanta. It’s nice and comfortable here, cozy like falling into the hammock that is my parents’ house. There’s homecooked food here. I have my own room AND my own bathroom. It’s amazing. When I first got back I triumphantly reclaimed the old American conveniences like driving my car, having …
I published this post on February 1st, 2012 on my lame little Athens blog that no longer publicly exists. Loneliness is something I’ve had to deal with while living abroad. I remember, and maybe idealize, my life in college as one in which I never felt lonely, but this post is a reminder that the enriching, stimulating …
This post is the fifth installment of a multi-part series about suburban Atlanta life in the summertime. Part 4 can be found here. I wanted to give fashion blogging a go for this post. Not that I’m especially fashionable because, well, I’m not, but just to see what caught my eye. I thought the Midsummer Music …
