travel confessions from a pilgrim.
the other day (ok. the other week.) laura over at german-american abroad, surprised me & tagged me to do a post revealing my most secret travel confessions. i’m sure she thinks that i’ve… Read More
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where i stood.
today was my day off. (liz does a happy dance). and guess what i did today? i stood in the kitchen various times throughout the day, in my pj’s (yes all day) and… Read More
polar music & patti smith.
it all started with the morning news. i was doing something in the apartment, and just letting the swedish language in the background keep me company, when i suddenly realized i was hearing… Read More
fav pics of fav places.
the challenge was to find a favorite picture. but, i, of course could not find A favorite picture… but several. and i stuck with a theme. some of my favorite instagram pictures that… Read More
just kids.
my new bedside table buddies: patti smith & robert mapplethrope. i am so into memoirs/biographies these days. perhaps because i am truly attempting to write one myself. and what better way to get… Read More
instagram: new england style
just thought I’d share! i would write something under each picture, but as i am doing this post on my iPad, it would take forever, so i’m gonna let the pictures do the… Read More
what to do when you’re wide awake & excited.
Blog, of course!! Yep. Helloooo, jet lag! It’s 5am and I’m wide awake, bursting with excitement!! I know I should force myself to try to sleep some more, but after laying here or… Read More
counting down the hours.
looking back over this year, i realize that it has been truly, truly amazing! i have completed my first full year as a resident of sweden, traveled around the world some, learned a… Read More
i’m in love with moleskine.
first let me say that i really like calendars! and since i love calendars, and all things office-y (yes. that does make me a nerd in one way), then i looove when the… Read More
it’s been 10 years.
ten years ago today i was standing in my classroom teaching a lesson on something to my special 6-8th grade students. a fellow teacher walked by my door and told me that something… Read More
