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old people. {cycling firenze}, florence, italy.

I told you the cycling ladies of Firenze were coming. The Florentines’ simple style and signature blues, whites, and browns have influenced my clothing purchases ever since I visited the Italian Continue reading →

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sassy eggs. {or, row really needs a ciggy} taghazout, morocco.

Surfers need serious breakfast before chasing waves. No place in unassuming Moroccan surf spot Taghazout covers the wave rider morning meal better than tiny walkup café Tamazirt. When I wasn’t Continue reading →

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firenze folks. florence, italy.

A recent iPhoto crash had me going through quadruplicates of photos taken over the last seven years. As an individual highly susceptible to nostalgia, going through some 15,000 photos took a lot Continue reading →

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morning smoke. {popocatepetl volcano} cuernavaca, mexico

When I came across this story about a raised alert level for Central Mexico’s Popocatepetl volcano, I was reminded of an extraordinary morning from my summer living in Cuernavaca. I Continue reading →

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{time} travel.

The other day I received a text message from a friend that said she was perusing photos of us together in Mexico, what good times we had, I miss you, Continue reading →

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old people. azrou, morocco

I snapped this Berber woman with her tagalong donkey in the tiny Moroccan mountain town of Azrou just south of Fés. I was still a little puny from being sick Continue reading →

my michelada imbiber.

bev me. {michelada} mexico

While drunken Cancun revelers are chugging sugary pre-mixed piña coladas and daiquiris poolside at their wristband resorts, I prefer something a little more saltily authentic in my hand while I Continue reading →

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home happenings. {printemps cookout}

We talk a lot about travel here. Homebase happenings are a good balance to on-the-road tales, too, though. Essentially, it’s all about the experience anyway. Checking out at the grocery Continue reading →

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