then it was christmas

Tonight a favorite person of mine carried a seven-foot present down second avenue for around a quarter of a mile. We wrapped it in lights and it's been glowing ever since... Christmas is closing in. It's my fifth Christmas back in the states. Last year I didn't have a tree, this year I am miraculously more cheerful. I smile much more than I was in September. I feel like 2016 was enough. On to the next one. I'm planning my next trip to Italy and...

thanksgiving this year

Love to you all around the world! Welcome to another Thanksgiving post. Ever since one of my four sisters ripped our family apart after I came back from Australia, my U.S. holidays have morphed somewhat. I'm blessed to be with family, period. So I'm in Plymouth. After being in midtown for five years, being in suburbs for an elongated period always leaves a print. I never wanted to be "that girl" who hates the holidays. What's even more strange,...

blue tips. holiday whips.

Happy Sunday global lover tribe. I only work two days this week. One day will be remotely, because I'll be in Boston for Thanksgiving. Yesterday I feasted with a local favorite. We cooked too much food. He made jalapeño corn bread that was accompanied with dark rum punch. We dyed the tips of my hair blue. Later on I waxed my legs during Patron shots.  I was poured a eucalyptus epsom soak and dipped myself in candlelit bath water. The weekend...

another friend’s loss. again.

Recently I made a friend who had a parent pass closely following our first encounter. Nothing hurts more than losing what we hold most sacred. I have't really stopped thinking of this person who I love during such a sad time. I spoke with one of my favorite people earlier today about my lack of phone and slow, albeit gracious, embrace of anti screen-ville. We exchanged "I love you" and plans... I felt myself coming down with a cold so I worked...

pumpkins. staying up.

My weekend has been spent staying awake, carving pumpkins and weaving around midtown. I'm happy to have a friend around while I ride out the end of the most recent stint of terrible. I ate Thai food last night and laughed until I was lying on the ground in giggles. My friend put a pumpkin on his head to make me smile and carved out the face that I drew on another one. I love October in New England, it's special. Everything suddenly tastes like...
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