Books come in all shapes and sizes. I own copies that fit in my mini purse and others I could easily knock someone over with.
Tag Archives: inspiration
The Herbalist by Heather Morrison – Fall Must-Read
The Herbalist really has everything you need to make this your new fall favorite! It’s out on October 9, so it’s just the time to preorder and enjoy this cozy, lovely, hug-in-a-book fall read!
Mechanical Mornings: The Alienating Reality of Burnout
I started looking at myself surgically, trying to pry everything out. I wasn’t me to myself anymore. I was another person I was dissecting, so separated from my feelings that I started feeling like a machine – a broken one, at that.
homecoming trip
The longest trip I’ve taken was coming back from Vilnius. I was at the airport at 2 am. I had an early flight. I landed in Krakow and had a connecting flight to Zagreb. I got there around 2 pm and was in my city at around 9 pm.
travel on a budget
I feel like it’s easy for me to organize a budget-friendly trip because I have the privilege of a European passport. So far, I’ve only ever traveled within Europe.
music and feelings
Because it’s intuitive, I don’t look for words to describe music. Instead, I’d like to ask you to share your favorite music.
befriending a murder
My sister is mortified, thinking they might attack us to steal the food, but crows are actually friendly. They are just big and loud.
Vienna Food Tour
My sister and I were in Vienna last fall, so here’s a little food tour. Hope you find it useful for planning your next trip!
Plan on visiting Vienna this fall?
Last year, my sister and I visited Vienna, Austria, in September, and it was a dream vacation! Every corner called for attention. Especially if you appreciate art and history, Vienna can get overwhelming without at least a loose itinerary.
my sister and i
Time goes by, and in the smoky snake we see the trajectory of our desired lives, a vision we are yet to unlock. The vision dissolves in a minute in our minds, replaced by muffled curses from those who won’t let us outgrow them.
