Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
09 May 2013
Currently
Currently planning trips to Paris, Prague, an island off the coast of Spain, Provence, and a road trip through the Balkans (Croatia, Montenegro, and Kosovo)
Currently taking this photography e-course
Currently reading these books
Currently deciding my forthcoming future: Boston, MA vs. Madrid, Spain
Currently sitting on my front porch
Currently drinking iced coconut coffee
Currently hearing birds chirping and seeing white roses blooming and feeling the sun's warmth
Currently smelling this candle
Currently wishing I was a speed-reader (too many articles and blogs I want to read)
Currently improving my resume and cover letter skills
Currently remembering my AMAZING two weeks with my brother and his girlfriend (I'll post pictures soon)
Currently hopeful for new habits, new opportunities, and new encounters
Currently dreaming, "if only I had the day off, I could do......"
Picture taken at the Herculaneum Archaeological Site near Napoli, Italia
Topics:
Boston,
Czech Republic,
Europe,
France,
future,
lists,
Prague,
reading,
Reflections and Recollections,
Senses,
Spain,
summer,
Travel
Destination:
Rome, Italy
01 March 2013
Quick get-aways from my cozy bed
When I left after a quick trip home in September, one of my good friends gave me this yellow book (above) as a parting gift. It couldn't have been a better gift! There are over twenty travel stories in each book that take you all over the world. I've gotten to to re-live journeys while lost in these pages. I lingered in the squares of Savannah. I marveled at Florida's wildlife once again. I smelled the sun in the south of France. I dove back into the intrigue of Capri. I remembered my first vulnerable days in Prague. I strolled around Bath again as my sixteen-year-old-self. I've also been inspired to visit other places that have always held my imagination. Iceland. Jordan. Romania. The list goes on.
These books are great for seasoned travelers and those filled with wanderlust. I know they say chocolate is an instant vacation (for women). But, ten minutes in one of the various travelogues in these books will surely motivate you for the rest of the day!
You can find them online, at Barnes and Noble, or at Anthropologie.
Bon Voyage!
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