03 April 2014
28 February 2014
February 2014
It's been a weird month in Georgia. We've weathered apocalyptic ice storms yet last weekend, I was hiking a mountain in shorts and a tshirt. Il sole is a beautiful thing. But since this is Georgia, we'll have the heat soon enough. February has been a great month for reconnection. I've gotten back in touch and spent special time with friends and family friends that seemed to fall by the wayside. I haven't been writing. I haven't been in a place where I figured people would want to read what I had to write. Then again, who am I to make that choice? So a blitz of blogging is coming. I'll just be craftfully throwing it out there for you guys. Old travel stories I haven't yet shared, bizarre moments being a 22-year-old. You can't be anything but honest when fingers hit the keys.
[my favorite documented moments from february]
| The Sundial Restaurant @ the Westin Peachtree Plaza // 72 Stories Up! |
| Snowy Day w/ a book & my kitty |
| Hiking Kennesaw Mountain |
30 January 2014
eating my way through NYC
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| Walk, Eat, Drink, Sleep. Repeat. |
I feel like it goes without saying but New York City has the best food in the world. Any food in the world you could want, I would bet you can eat it in New York. When I was feeling touristy, I snapped some shots of the delicious meals I ate. It's nice to remember how yummy it was, considering the massive hit that my bank account took after the weekend. Yep. It was worth it.
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| Crispy Sushi at Mira Sushi. The rice was flash-fried and tasted different than any sushi I'd had before. Amazing. |
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| The Formaggi & Salumi Plate @ Eataly's La Piazza |
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| List of the cheeses (formaggi) available @ Eataly. Think this made me miss Rome? |
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| Brunch at The Smith. I had poached eggs with potato pancakes and creamed spinach. It was... glorious. |
27 January 2014
Lions + a GoPro
If you couldn't tell by the name of this page, I'm a big cat fan. So my jaw was pretty much open in envy for 15 minutes as I watched this video of a South African man who has developed an incredible relationship with lions. The video focuses on his concern with the habitat loss and shrinking numbers of the lion population. I think it's great that GoPro, a company with a huge advertising budget, chooses to promote their product while shedding light on important moral issues. Way to go, GoPro.
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