I saw a girlfriend this weekend who was disappointed I don’t blog anymore. For myself, at least – blogging for others is my job at work. She said she understood. I’d disappeared into the happy place of “Boyfriend World.” You know, that annoying place where your friends go and are suddenly rendered unable to return […]
April 16, 2013
Hey everyone! It’s been awhile. I’ve had trouble writing on this blog lately – no new photo albums to share, no terribly crazy stories to tell (which sometimes is a good thing!), and not much at all to complain about. Also, I find the more I write at work, the less I’ve been writing at […]
March 7, 2013
I’m stuck in this one-way tunnel – that I wasn’t supposed to be in – to an airport I don’t need to be going to – in a city I don’t know – with a dying cell phone. And I start crying. But just how did a day trip to Boston get so emotional? Let’s […]
November 19, 2012
I blog at home, I blog at work – my post for Overit from today! You’ve been tasked with starting your company’s blog – congratulations! …Now what? Management has listened to advice about the perks of regularly posting content online, and they’ve decided to act. They understand that your company blog is the prime opportunity […]
October 27, 2012
A year ago, this blog was the everyday travel journal of a backpacker with no itinerary, no deadlines, no responsibilities but to stay alive and not lose her passport. It was fantasy-like. And then the blog transitioned to what’s next. The one-way ticket bought for a return to New York. Then the job search. Then […]
September 27, 2012
A year ago today, WordPress decided I wrote something decent, and I had my first post ever Freshly Pressed. “Part One: A Look At Budapest.” This is the love fence. If you are in love, and you come here, you write or etch the initials of you and your love on a lock, put it […]
September 15, 2012
Quite randomly, a man came up to Ryan and handed him this yesterday. He let me share.
September 12, 2012
Two major news stories unfolded today. To call them equal in importance, impact, emotional and worldwide influence would be in poor taste. By critical, I suggest only by count of stories, by outlets, by reporters, by headlines. By no judgement of their content or context. Today, a rocket attack on the United States embassy in […]
May 20, 2013
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