“We need joy as we need air. We need love as we need water.
We need each other as we need the earth we share.”
-Maya Angelou
Happy Friday! Tropical Storm Fay is about to make it’s appearance in NYC very soon. Right now it’s the calm before the storm. Personally, I love rainy days that feel serene. Days when you cuddled up with a blanket on the couch with a good book or while watching a movie. But I know this storm, however, once it hits has and will cause a lot of damage. So please be safe!
It’s time to share what books I read this past spring part two! If you missed part one, you can head here to this post. I really lucked out with reading some great books this past season. I throughly enjoyed each and every one of them. Sometimes you get a book that you read but you feel they are not all that interesting. Luckily, I would highly recommend each book I read on the two lists I created. As always, I give a little synopsis and then a review of the book which contains spoilers. So if you have not read the book yet, skip over the review. If you have the read book, please read the review and then email or DM me your thoughts on it! I always love chatting about the books I read with people. Enjoy!
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.”
–Henry Ford
Happy Friday and Happy 4th of July!! I can’t believe I have been back in NYC for a week already. It really flew by fast! Being gone for so long I am still trying to adjust to the new normal of the city. I spend the majority of my time being alone in my small apartment; I do miss being around people. Taking pictures of myself with a tripod is much harder than you think; I wish I had someone to snap a few photos of me. But the biggest adjustment is having to wear my mask.
“Always believe that the impossible is always possible”
-Selena
Happy Friday! I am on the road again, heading back to NYC!! I am nervous and have some anxiety about going back, but I know this is the right decision. I have to move on and get back to my life, whatever that will look like from now on. I know I will not be running back to bars, restaurants, or stores anytime soon, but I will be walking around the city and maybe getting together with a friend or two at the park. Getting back to the life I knew before the virus.