After spending four days in Paris in December, boarded the Eurostar for London. I had spent the prior 24 hours agonizing whether or not to make the trip due to an organized transit strike, anticipated to snarl traffic at airports, train and bus stations, and even the underground. I didn’t want to make the wrong decision… Continue reading A Reflection on London: The Old and the New
The New British Invasion
During our time together in London, my friend Rob and I debated whether or not British English was invading American. We agreed that some British words were becoming more common in America, including ginger (slang for a red-head), chatting up your mates, cheers, queue, one-off, snog (kiss passionately), and arguably some insults like bloody, cheeky, bollocks,… Continue reading The New British Invasion
Seduced by Paris
Late last year, I craved a change of perspective and a break from my daily routine. Most importantly, I wanted to escape the burden of my broken heart. I would have given anything to just feel like myself again and rediscover my “joie de vivre,” even if only for a few days. I flew to… Continue reading Seduced by Paris
Très chic!
Parisians have an enviable and distinct look that could be described as effortlessly stylish. Gorgeous accessories, dark colored clothes, very little make-up, and a just thrown together simple elegance make even the bag ladies attractive. Subtle and sexy, mysterious and confident, this was a major insecurity zone! Regardless, I loved walking among these beautiful and foreign beings, and… Continue reading Très chic!
Happy Valentine’s Day
Sorry I haven’t posted in awhile. I’ve been cranky and suffering from winter doldrums. I promise to share some pictures from Paris and London soon. In the meantime, Happy Valentine’s Day to all of my friends and family.