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charmed, i’m sure

04 Tuesday Nov 2014

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balitimore, ice cream, the charmery

i’m getting tired of paris. not the real paris, but blogging about paris. perhaps it’s that i’m in a different head space, back in the states, sick in bed. but i’ve decided to throw linear time to the wind and post things in random, “i’m thinking about them” order.

to that end, today, i’d like to talk about ICE CREAM!!!!! specifically, about The Charmery. it’s a GREAT ice cream spot in hampden baltimore. full disclosure, laura, dov, and by extension baby maggie are some of my favorite, and best people. i’ve know them for eleven years now [yikes!], and as long as i’ve know them, they’ve been working towards opening an ice cream shop. hells bells, they’ve been working on this since college! also, dov thinks he’s the funny one, but everyone knows, it’s laura.

fresh off the boat, but with a cold, so i couldn’t snuggle with baby maggie, boo, i beelined for baltimore. when last i was in the states, they had just started construction on the building, and now, here, just over one year later, they’ve got huge lines, awards, and some of the best ice cream i’ve ever had. and i lived in san francisco. it was so exciting to see this come to life that i nearly jumped out of my skin.

also, after ELEVEN years of promising me that he’d do, dov made me earl grey ice cream. he was skeptical, but if the yelp reviews are anything to go by, the earl of sepi ice cream was a hit!

IMG_4414left over charmery birthday party decorations. IMG_4415 laura snuggling my new best friend maggie.[don’t worry friends, all of your new babies are my new best friends]IMG_4416 IMG_4418dov with his stink eye. IMG_4421 IMG_4422  IMG_4426 IMG_4427 IMG_4428 IMG_4429 crowds!!!!!IMG_4431the handwritten “sepi” was a little low rent, but i’ll take it. IMG_4432 IMG_4433 IMG_4443 IMG_4444service with a smile! IMG_4446 wait for it...IMG_4448the spoons are cold sensitive!  IMG_4450i am sugar sensitive. IMG_4463 IMG_4467fertig.

paris, part 8 of ???

27 Monday Oct 2014

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le louvre, le mosquee

so. we went to the louvre on a cold and rainy day. not perfect for standing outside in line for three hours to get in, but hey, if i took anything away from our time in paris, it’s that you have to wait in line. a lot.

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after the louvre, we went to eat at le mosquée. the food was delicious, and the building amazing.IMG_4943 IMG_4942 IMG_4941 IMG_4940 IMG_4939 IMG_4938 IMG_4937 IMG_4936 IMG_4935 IMG_4934 IMG_4933 IMG_4932 IMG_4931fertig.

paris: part four of?

09 Saturday Aug 2014

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eiffel tour, marriage a freres, paris, pompidou

the eiffel tower was but a 5 minute walk from our fancy apartment.

IMG_3750 IMG_3752 IMG_3754 IMG_3757 IMG_3758 IMG_3761 IMG_3764 IMG_3767 IMG_3769 IMG_3771our fancy apartment! IMG_4786then we went to the pompidou! IMG_4787 IMG_4788 IMG_4789 IMG_4799this was an exhibition about the man who built my mom’s house! hassan fathy. IMG_4801 IMG_4810 IMG_4812 IMG_4813 IMG_4814 then we went to the fancy tea shop!!!!!!!! i was stoked.IMG_4815 IMG_4824theeeeeen back to the pompidou, because, well, eddie. IMG_4829 IMG_4830 IMG_4832fertig.

paris: part three of ?.

09 Saturday Aug 2014

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food, paris, sacre coeur

we climbed the mountain, and i must say, the sacre coeur is one of the prettiest churches i’ve ever seen. i dig the relative simplicity.        IMG_4753IMG_4760 IMG_4762IMG_4772IMG_4751IMG_4754IMG_4771 2lest you think for even a moment that any part of paris isn’t a theme park…

IMG_4770 IMG_4768 2 IMG_4767IMG_4777oldest vineyard in france. it belongs to the monks of the sacre coeur.

IMG_4773 2IMG_4781not nectar of the strawberries, but nectar of the gods. it has to be at 8€ a tiny bottle. worth it though.

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well. that was a bad idea. but then it got better.

04 Friday Apr 2014

Posted by separelli in berlin, europe, food, lifestyle, travel

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it turns out, march ended on a rough note. after that saturday night in potsdam, my lungs gave up on me. on monday, at work, i was short of breath, and i felt pretty crappy. so, i dropped in at the doctor after work, ’cause hey, it’s free!!!!! thanks to my socialized health care! [not that i don’t pay monthly for my insurance, but my subsequent doctors trips are frei, and i pay about 1/2 as much as my american health insurance costs.] it turns out, my cold/allegeries had devolved into full blown bronchitis. my american self was like, “but i can go to work tomorrow right? i’ll just be coughing?” my doctor laughed at me, and said, “no no no. you’ll be out the whole week.” i thought she was crazy. turns out, she’s omniscient. i was down for the count. ruh roh shaggy. so there i was, alone, coughing, and crying on the couch, watching WAY too much internet television. also, it was iranian new years. the first one that i’ve ever had to spend alone. but i did right by my haftseen!

IMG_3598 IMG_3588[and yes, those are painted paper fish. i can’t stomach the idea of getting live fish, having them live a bowl for a couple of weeks, and then die because i don’t have a tank/water filtration system for them. ]

then, pops decided to come and visit! so, as he’s known to do, he handed out three days notice, and then i was taking the train to tegal to pick him up! then, as a bonus, my first back at work in a week, i was greeted with a box of goodies from vermont friends!

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mostly though, i spent the next week coughing, and showing off the sights. IMG_3619i come by love of food honestly. not even a stinky subway tunnel could prevent this man from enjoying his pastry.

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pops as sherpa, carrying my 8kilo sewing machine to the shop to get repaired. i carried it by myself last time, and was thus comfortable taking a cab this time around, but pops would have non of it.

DSCN0383i carried the pedal. it was hard work.

IMG_3650feel better flowers from me, to me!

DSCN0249new apartment building…

we took a berlin “feel good” tour of the wwll monuments, the wall, etc.

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i won’t say i was looking better, but i was feeling better. DSCN0259 DSCN0260DSCN0290IMG_3634 IMG_3636IMG_3662IMG_3625 IMG_3626

on his last day here, the weather cooperated, it was sunny, gorgeous, and sunday. the best day in berlin. flohmarkts!!!IMG_3678 IMG_3680 IMG_3684his visit ended with a trip to a delicious iranian restaurant.

fertig.

prague, cesky crumlov, vienna

01 Sunday Dec 2013

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family, jedi, vienna

sorry for the radio silence, i’ve been running around a fair bit, and… I GOT A JOB!!!! but more on that later.

i assure you, the star of this trip hasn’t gotten any less adorable for the wait.

back to our story. from budapest, we bussed our way to prague. it was a looooooong day. 11 hours in a bus. and it was a loud bus. my brother, in the know, brought ear plugs with him, but i, a mere mortal, had no idea what noise a bus full of smiling thai people would be.

but i taught jedi 20 questions, napped, and watched a video of a thai stand-up comedian. on repeat. for hours. my brother was, to quote our dear esl dad, “dying of laugh” looking at my face by the end of the trip.

this was my second trip to prague, and while i like prague, i’m more interested in other parts of the czech republic. luckily, we go to see some of those too!

jedi ran my camera battery down in two days in budapest, and because i’m me, i didn’t bring the charger. thus, most of the following photos were taken by me with my iphone. if i’m in the photo, then jedi took it with his ipad. go apple products!

IMG_2353 IMG_2352 IMG_2346 IMG_0369the brown pole in the background [yes, yes, i look insane with my tongue out in concentration, but people, that is not the point of this photo,] is a monument to the plague victims. in the middle of the 14th century, 1/3 the population of prague was killed by the plague. bleeeeech.  IMG_0339 me and my tour peeps. IMG_0319IMG_2412 IMG_2418

IMG_2428 IMG_2420for some reason, the tour didn’t include a walk through the jewish quarter, which is one of the most beautiful parts of the city in my opinion. the jewish cemetary in the city is absolutely gorgeous. but. we skipped it.

from prague we headed off to Český Krumlov in southern czech republic near to the austrian border. it is one of the town that traditionally had a large german population, and had for centuries, until the end of wwll when they were all summarily kicked out. it’s a very interesting time in european history, but one that i don’t know much about. there’s time to learn though. Český Krumlov is also a unesco world heritage sight on account of it’s castle. it’s also my favorite stop on the tour.

IMG_2437Český Krumlov at night. when we arrived, my brother and i took a midnight stroll through the mean streets.

the hotel was super old school with floral curtains and twin beds. the windows opened onto the plaza and the delivery of luggage to the rooms was a czech farce. i had only one small rolly suitcase with me [the structure of this sentence is super german, and i was just about to change it into “regular english” but then i decided it was kind of funny, and an indication of how my brain is working these days]. when i went upstairs to my room, there were three large suitcases, but not my own. so i put the three in the hallway, went downstairs and told the front desk clerk. there were only two people working the desk and handling the luggage, so mistakes were not surprising. they apologized, and said they would work it out. when i went back to my room later, my suitcase was indeed there, but so were the other three! i put them back and explained again at the front desk. they said they would handle it. cool. after dinner, my suitcase was still there, but so was a totally different one! the poor kid nearly cried when i told him were still too many suitcases in my room.

IMG_2500my favorite sherpa. after he held my bag for about 3 minutes, he turned to me and said, “what is in here? too heavy for me.”  IMG_2498so yeah. this is the crest of Český Krumlov. we learned on our tour of the castle [no photographs allowed], that the bohemians were a ruthless warrior tribe. [this clarified a few things about our grandmother, so jason and i felt like some missing puzzle pieces were found on that day.] during the ottoman invasion, the rosenburg prince defeated the turks and saved this section of bohemia from being occupied. the crest of the house of rosenburg was changed from a pretty rose and bear to this: a crow pecking out the eyes of a living turkish prisoner. [i think i have the houses rosenburg vs. schwartzburg right here, but it has been over a month since i hear the story.] lovely.

Český Krumlov also has a famous ghost, “the white lady.” she is the wife of one of the princes, who was less than happy with her philandering husband. after she died, she stuck around and still, to this day, haunts the castle and the city. dtwam told me that jedi is afraid of ghosts, to which he replied “phew, no i’m not. only babies are afraid of ghosts mom. gaaaaaawwwwwwdddddd mmmooooooom.” so it was established, jedi, not afraid of ghosts. or is he…?

IMG_2494 IMG_2486 one of the three bear that protect the castle. IMG_2485loooooves kisses from his mommy.  IMG_2482 IMG_2480 IMG_2469 IMG_2458 what? did he suddenly become a teenager?IMG_2457 IMG_2447 IMG_2444this town is so small that there are no english speaking doctors at the hospital. sadly, some our tour group had occasion to discover this. one of the men on the trip fell, slid head first into a wall, got a concussion, and broke his collar bone. said man is doctor, and speaks great english, so he and his wife took a taxi to the hospital [streets are too narrow for an ambulance to get through!], and figured, as did we all, that they could speak in english to the er doctors. nope. poor souls had to wait 3 hours for an english/czech interpreter to show up. he was fine in the end, and enjoyed the rest of the trip with the aid of some pain medication.

after our tour of the castle, and fall excitement, we had some free time to wander around the village. jedi and i wanted to go walk around an underground city that we had seen the entrance to. so off we went. it turns out that the underground city was converted into an art gallery. the exhibition up was about nazi’s and deportation of czech jews to the concentration camps, and dehumanization. so i had to explain that one to jedi. both the art and the space were interesting and beautiful.

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IMG_2513jedi asked for me to take his photo in this alcove. as he was standing there, he started to get frighted by the space and what i had told him about the art work. jedi: “it’s spooky down here. i feel like there might be ghosts.”
me: “maybe we’ll see ‘the white lady.'”
jedi: screams, jumps out the alcoves, leaps like a monkey onto me.
me: cracking up, “i didn’t say ‘i saw the white lady,’ i said ‘maybe we’ll see her’
jedi: “you just scared me so badly my butt cheeks fell off.”

IMG_2514jedi, post ghost scare, laughing at himself. my favorite photo of the trip.

IMG_2546 IMG_2544best lunch we had on the whole trip. it was amazing. and not chinese food!!! IMG_2542 IMG_2537 IMG_2533from Český Krumlov we went on to vienna. on the bus ride, jedi came up with a compromise for our conflicting desires of me wanting to kiss him till face cheeks fell off, and his not wanting to be kissed ever. rock-paper-scissors. the first person to win ten games got their wish, if i won, i would get 10 kissed without complaint, if he won, i couldn’t kiss him for one hour.

IMG_2551jedi, when it became clear that i was going to win my 4th set of kisses in a row. i offered him a truce, but he wanted to keep plowing on till he won at least an hours worth of respite. “that move was scissors.” IMG_2566 IMG_2564 IMG_2561 IMG_2558 IMG_2556 IMG_2554on our way to vienna, we stopped at the “stift melk” center in austria. i have no idea what it held, as the building was closed when we got there. but grounds were open. jedi may or may not have bit it on the gravel when i was chasing him around. sorry dude. IMG_2582 IMG_2636 IMG_2625 IMG_2621  IMG_2612 IMG_2605 IMG_2602 IMG_2586vienna was gorgeous and tasty. and super racist. whoa. wasn’t expecting that one. my brother and his wife attracted some attention as an asian woman and a white as toast man. one crazy guy shouted at her that was “a stupid chinese c%$t” and there were lots of stares when they were holding hands or being all lovey dovy. now, i don’t doubt for a second that every nation on earth has racist assholes in every city, but it was really odd to me that they were attracting that kind of attention in a major tourist destination in the city center. we weren’t off the beaten path by any stretch. that said, most everyone in vienna was really nice.

except when they were making fun of my germanisms [all in good fun. i think.] it was also really funny for me being around shop keepers, and service industry workers who were speaking german, but were nice, and friendly. our friend marcus assured me that after a full year in berlin, when we travel to other parts of germany, and people are friendly, we will assume they are making fun of us or being sarcastic. an occupational hazard of living in berlin. at our last dinner before the tour group left to go back to berlin the waiter was very nice, but man oh man did he laugh at me when i ordered my drink. in germany, the national favorite drink is carbonated water and apple juice, “apfelschrole” when our waiter asked us what we wanted to drink, i answered him, “Ich hatte gern eine apfelschorle” “i would like an apple fuzzy drink.” in response to which, he busted out laughing, and said “schorle? what? are you from germany or something? schorle? hahahahhahahhahahahhahahahaha. perhaps an ‘apfelspritzer’ would be better.” his though bubble kept on laughing at me. after everyone else got there drinks, and i, a full half-hour later hadn’t, i reminded him that i had ordered a drink. he just started laughing again, “oh yeah, i was so distracted by the ‘apfelsaftschorle’ part that i forgot.” i though it was big of me not to remind him that both hitler and arnold schwartzeneger came from austria, so he shouldn’t get so high and mighty with me. IMG_2614jedi pounding his way through a rack of “austrian barbeque.” it was pretty good.
but i was sad, because at the end of this dinner, the bus packed up, and ran off to the airport, back to thailand, leaving me in vienna for an extra day. IMG_2568 no more of this. i may or may not have cried as i walked back to the hotel with out my little buddy.

i spent the next day in vienna, wandering around, eating exorbitant amounts of pastries, and planning my next trip back to vienna with eddie, wherein we will eat our way through this gastronomic wonderland. it really brought home how lame restaurants in vermont are. we were so stoked about the food when we got to berlin. which i maintain is still good, but after my days in vienna, i was like “oh right. thiiiis is amazing food.” i haven’t had access to that on a daily, “oh i want an amazing donut right NOW” basis since we lived in san francisco. and berlin has great food, seriously, but vienna, blew my face off.

IMG_2597also, beautiful. vienna is an amazing picturesque city that managed to avoid being destroyed during the war.

on a different note, i will do my best to post more regularly, and thus less epically. sorry.

fertig.

heaven might actually be a place on earth

28 Wednesday Aug 2013

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berlin, turkish market

specifically, the turkish market. it’s all my little heart could ask for. it’s got the chaos of a middle eastern market, and the cleanliness of germany. *le sigh*

a couple of weeks ago i was wandering around looking for a shared sewing space in kreuzburg. the space is beautiful, but insanely expensive. i’m talking 12€ an hour or 38€ a day to sew there. what??!!?!?!?!?!?!!!??? but the owner did me a solid. i asked her where she was buying all the jersey that her shirts were made of, and she looked at me like i was a troglodyte, “the turkish markt of course.” “huh?” i responded. and that’s when she changed my life. no more 28€ a yard fabrics for this girl, at the turkish market, 3€-6€ per yard of fabric. hello!

also, the food is delicious. IMG_1588 IMG_1583 IMG_1581 IMG_1577 IMG_1575 IMG_1573 IMG_1571 IMG_1555 IMG_1433 IMG_1432good luck getting me out of kreutzburg.

fertig

my favorite street food is….

01 Monday Jul 2013

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funnel cake. [this trivia comes back into play]

last week, after paying bills, and meeting up with a middlebury friend here in berlin for tea and snacks, we needed a low cost dinner option. and stat. i won’t point fingers [it wasn’t me], but *someone’s* personality was suffering from hunger. in a patented move, every dinner suggestion i came up with was turned down:

“how about we get some fresh mozzarella, and then go home and make tomato pasta?”
“the tomatoes are gross.”
“okay, how about we get some bread, and we can have grilled cheese sandwiches?””no”
“we can get some pizza down the street.”
“we just decided that we can’t eat out for a while.”
“do you have any dinner ideas?”
“no.”
“I KNOW!!!!!! how about we try ‘mustafa’s gemüse kebap?”
“YES!!!”

kebap is a suuuuper cheap food option in berlin. there are little stands up all over the city with sweaty turks doling out spit roasted meat on bread for around 3€. delicious! “mustafa’s gemüse [vegetable] kebap” is a rather well know stand in kreuzburg. it’s not only know for it’s tasty factor, but also because the line is always really long. like a 45 minute – 1.5 hour wait for what is supposed to be quick street vendor food. kinda ridiculous, but delicious none-the-less.

IMG_1026 IMG_1027 IMG_1028 IMG_1029 eddie with a “waiting in line beer”IMG_1030changing of the meat spit. it needed a dolly to lift it into the kiosk. crazy town.  IMG_1033 i was very impressed with their raw meat hygiene. there was a lot of hand washing going on at that little sink. IMG_1035we opted for veggie dinner because we had already been in line for 45 minutes when they had to change the meat spit. they announced it would be another 1/2 hour before they could start serving meat again. as far as i saw, we were the only people who opted to get veggies only.  IMG_1036the site of our picnic.

whilst sitting on a concrete ledge, eating our dinner, eddie asked me what my favorite street vender food was. i thought for about 1/2 a second and answered “funnel cake!” with enthusiasm. this was apparently a ridiculous reply, because i was answered with robust laughter.

“what world do you live in that you can find funnel cake while walking down the street on any given day?”
“a world with bunnies and rainbows.”
“bunnies, and puppies, and rainbows, and barak obama keeps his promises.” [he said in an imitation of my voice] touché edward. touché.

but i maintain, funnel cake is my favorite street food.

fertig.

januar [said with a german accent]

15 Friday Feb 2013

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nature, outdoors

i’m climbing out of my january hole. it was somewhat crazy.

it started off with my best friend meeting me & the mister at penn station as we trained our way back north from d.c. christmas. she flew in from santiago and roamed around nyc for a few hours before we got there. IMG_3603

someone is tiiiiiiired. and yes, we all three were sitting in two amtrak chairs. personal space is not really our thing.

IMG_0376we came to some good old fashioned vermont snow.

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IMG_0386 IMG_0388 IMG_0390IMG_0435no filter, just an amazing winter sky. this was at 3:30. le sigh.

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the kids all tuckered out from a new years eve day of skiing. they have very serious faces eh?IMG_3614 IMG_3619the world from our frosty windows. very “little house on the prairie.”

january is also our friend joyce’s birthday. happy birthday joyce! it was group effort birthday cake. eddie made the smooth white base layer for us, and mariana and i frosted the rest! the ever so nice people at blue bird tavern bbq were really sweet and held it in the back for us. it might be the best thing i’ve ever made.

IMG_0397 IMG_0399[our waiter even said that it was the best looking homemade cake they’d ever seen.]

IMG_0394on a beautiful day in january, i was convinced to do the impossible/inevitable. i went skiing. to be fair i stuck to the magic carpet most of the day. mariana and eddie hung out with me in shifts, talking me down the bunny hill. till they convinced me to go down a really hill. bad choice. i “went down the hill” with my skis tucked into mariana’s and my arms wrapped around her waist while eddie skied ahead of us while laughing his curly ass off at me. IMG_0403 IMG_0405 IMG_0407 IMG_0410IMG_0412IMG_0419all parties have to end. mariana had to go back to chile. boo.

IMG_0425one of my cloud puffs at home in santiago summer.

and then things got crazy. german class 5 days a week for 2 hours a day, then german lunch, and german movie night, and german cake & coffee hour. then of course about 3 hours of homework every night. then i was teaching my own graphic design class 9 hours a week. and i was working on a freelance book. and i made all the following things as an outlet to forget the crazy.

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my dad called me before christmas and asked me to make him “a muffler.” huh? like an turn of the century hand warmer? “no, like the wool thing that wrap around your neck.” oh, you mean a scarf. have you been reading dickens? “don’t make fun of me. english isn’t my first language.” fair point dad. IMG_3623

my first attempt at seed stitches. IMG_3624

he wanted it to be “cheerful”IMG_3625 IMG_3626 IMG_3627

a scarf for my sister. she lives in Texas, so she needs a lighter weight scarf. IMG_3629cloud pot holders! i love them if i do say so myself.

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hither and dither

25 Sunday Nov 2012

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in august we celebrate our birthdays. born two weeks apart, i’m robbing the cradle. this year we decided to ditch the separate birthday parties and start acting like the grown-ups that we are. so we had a wonderful and large combined party with a whole host of friends. but this post is not about that joyous event [i was too busy to take any photos, but sufficed to say, we had a great time], but about eddie’s actual birthday and wee bit of inner-vermont travel that occurred.

first stop mad taco. not so the california style taco that i miss so, but more authentically mexican. a beautiful drive over the lincolin gap. not so much paved the whole way though. i may or may not have panicked while turning a couple of u-bends on a dirt road. all was well though.

oh you clever signage you.

man oh man! the rock of ages. the largest granite quarry in the western hemisphere if my memory serves me correctly. it’s in beautiful barre vermont. actually, barre vermont is just about the only town i’ve seen that’s not so beautiful. living in the champlain valley, we don’t see much of the super poor, depressed towns that have cropped up over much of the united states in the last five years. but barre is really quite depressing. the granite quarry though, DOPE.

the mister getting on the birthday granite tour bus!

the water is this color because it’s reflecting the dust of the granite.

cutting and processing plant.

GRANITE BOWLING ALLY!!!

champion.

the promised land. i am obsessed with the fairbanks museum planetarium and eye on the sky weather forecast. i LOVE it.

they were closed, but dad, this photo’s for you.

around st.johnsburry

the fabled, and blurry, hen of the wood. thank the gods for this most delicious slice of bourgeois dinning.

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