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a letter from porto, portugal (opens the original)
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I recently came back from my trip to Portugal after seeing so many amazing things about it, from the beautiful architecture to the stunning beaches. My friend and I finally decided to take a trip there in August, and we chose Porto and Lisbon as the two places we would explore over our week-long vacation. While we only planned to have 1 full day and 2 half days in Porto, we were able to see a lot of the city, and I was amazed at how beautiful it was. Here are some of the places that stood out to
a letter to LA (opens the original)
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I recently visited LA to visit my childhood best friend, who had told me on our elementary school’s playground that her dream was to move to that city. I wanted to see the city through her lens and try all the spots she’d become familiar with. The same day, we went to the Getty Museum, which I mostly wanted to see for the architecture. We saw both the Getty Center and the Getty Villa, which reminded me of the Met and Met Cloisters pairing in NYC. The Getty Center by architect Richard Meier was a
a letter to summer. (opens the original)
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The first few warm days of spring brought back memories of long afternoons under the sun in Central Park, and the lively walks home passing by outdoor restaurant seating filled with friends meeting up for post-work happy hour. After the long, cold winters here, I’m reminded why I love being in this city during the summer. This summer has been panning out a little different from how I’d hoped it would back in the Spring. The excitement I’d had fell flat, and the heat started to surpass a bearable
you can actually achieve your childhood dreams. (opens the original)
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I wanted to share a reflection I had recently after a ballet showcase I was a part of that reminded me of the time I thought I had given up on a specific childhood dream. I was 14, entering high school, when my parents took me out of ballet to focus on my education. I had always been on and off with ballet my entire life, so it wasn’t like they were taking me away from some professional career or anything serious. But it was a hobby that I deeply enjoyed and found a lot of passion in. That speci
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