It seems like just yesterday I received my email letting me know I would be going on Birthright and found out I would be going to the Holy Land for the first time (even before my parents or grandparents got the chance to go). Getting there was no easy feat - from lugging my bags … Continue reading Way back Wednesday – Israel
Over the past few years I have tried to get into the practice of yoga (and for a while I had). Then came graduation and my trip to Israel and then my internship in Barcelona and then I was looking for a job and was never able to get back into it - especially thrown … Continue reading Yoga Under the Sky
When I set off to college I thought "there's no better place than home" for me that home was Miami. As time went by however, I wanted to come less and less and I wanted to enjoy my new home in Tallahassee (or really anywhere else) much more. No offense to Miami but that drive from … Continue reading “MeetingUp” with Miami
With the New Year slowly approaching, I am beginning to hear more and more people's resolutions for 2015. At first I thought I would join in and make my own list of things I want to do for myself, knowing of course, that by February (if not before) most of these "promises" would be out … Continue reading “Someday” is today
Since I can remember, Gilmore Girls has been one of my all time favorite shows. Aside from the Lorelai's great taste in movies, music and books, the show is filled with quirky moments that make you love each character from day one. To top it off Lorelai and Rory have a mother/daughter relationship anyone would … Continue reading Gilmore Girls on Post-Grad Life
When I was younger my dad was PTA president. He was so extremely involved in both my studies and after school activities. He chaperoned all my field trips and attended each and every one of my track and field meets and even my dance recitals. I could always count on looking into the crowd and … Continue reading Lessons in Greatness
As I rode the metro to work today I got into my typical "zoned-out" mode and almost missed my stop. When I didn't freak out like usually would have I got to thinking of how different it feels to be in Barcelona rather then being home. Some stuff - like the lack of deodorant users … Continue reading Things I don´t miss about home
Looking back at the past couple months and all the places I've been, it seems like some of the most memorable things have happened when I least expected them to. I've gone to several places with arms wide open not knowing what may come and I've come out thankful I went in the way I … Continue reading An open mind – the best travel accessory there is
Last time, I wrote about my top 5 things to take advantage of when in Barcelona so I thought this time I would write about 5 things you probably shouldn't do on your visit here. 1. Don't J-walk: Back home if you don't follow the crossing signals the worse thing that will happen is a … Continue reading 5 Dont’s in Barcelona
In my time in Barcelona, I’ve encountered several people who are also visiting from the States and one thing they say always resonates in my head and it goes a little something like – “Catalan people are rude,” or “Why do people in Barcelona always respond to me in Catalan?" "Why do they have that … Continue reading The Catalan People
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