Places of Meaning, and sometimes Mourning
Recently, I discussed my tendency to “collect” places. With a love of travel that guides me around, I try to develop a relationship with every new place I visit. Sometimes […]
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Collections
I’ve always loved the idea of a collection. There’s something quaint about that careful, thoughtful process of curation. Collections are cozy. Collections also evoke wonder because they are a 3-D study […]
The Gap Year
In Europe, the “gap year” is common. It is usually taken in between the end of high school and start of university, or sometimes after the end of university before […]
The Move-to-a-foreign (preferably European)-country-and-buy-a-spectacular-fixer-upper-villa Book
As I harbor a deep and unrelenting wanderlust but a simultaneous urge to nest, I have a particular fondness for that subgenre of travel writing wherein some privileged person goes […]
the self-styled life 