It’s nice to take some time to rediscover your town. Anytime I can find an excuse to stroll through the “downtown” (if you can call it that since it’s so small) of my hometown, I’ll do it, because even though it’s just a small stretch of road, it has potential, or had at one point in its life. Still, our park is awesome. I mean, there’s really nothing to it, I guess, but I love it.
And that’s all that matters! It’s nice having a place near home where you can go outside and really enjoy yourself. Especially this time of year, now that it’s beautiful out.
I don’t know anything about the faults of Baltimore, but it sure does look pretty in pictures. I can relate so much to that whole lack of boob time thing though I usually refer to it as estrogen time. Boob time is better.
That feeling of balance after socializing just enough? Amazing.
I can’t stand where I live currently but I used to live 25 minutes away and thought it was the greatest thing. I wonder what would happen if I travel a little further? Mini-road trips here I come!
A stroll down memory lane is always good therapy. It makes me appreciate more what I have today and treasure what has been. I’m glad you took the time to revisit your hometown and friends. I’m sure the experience was rejuvenating!
A friend of mine came over from the States to stay here in Catania recently and it made me realise all the things that I really like about this place, as opposed to the day to day crap that is just – well – crap. It’s good to see things through different eyes and kind of take a holiday in your own city every so often.
ps – I love your pictures. You always manage to make the everyday look exciting.
Hey Cassie! I was just given a blog award by another fellow blogger; the deal is that I have to pass it on to five other blogs that I think are great, and your blog is one of the five that I chose! Check it out here:
It’s so nice you got to spend time with friends and “travel” in your home town. I’ve always wondered if I should join the walks they arrange around my hometown for tourists. Maybe it would make me appreciate this place more. Staying at a hotel would kind of be pointless for me, but still learning more about the history of the town could be nice. It gives a whole new perspective..
Really refreshing post. I’m a strong believer that a lot of people associate travelling with going to ‘other’ places, forgetting ‘other’ places are easily accessible in your local city.
I am super excited to see you taking so many photographs! They look amazing. If you ever have any questions, you know where to find me. But you are clearly a natural and probably don’t need help at all.
It’s nice to take some time to rediscover your town. Anytime I can find an excuse to stroll through the “downtown” (if you can call it that since it’s so small) of my hometown, I’ll do it, because even though it’s just a small stretch of road, it has potential, or had at one point in its life. Still, our park is awesome. I mean, there’s really nothing to it, I guess, but I love it.
And that’s all that matters! It’s nice having a place near home where you can go outside and really enjoy yourself. Especially this time of year, now that it’s beautiful out.
I don’t know anything about the faults of Baltimore, but it sure does look pretty in pictures. I can relate so much to that whole lack of boob time thing though I usually refer to it as estrogen time. Boob time is better.
That feeling of balance after socializing just enough? Amazing.
Lor
Good to have “estrogen time” as a back-up, in case you’re describing the concept to a stranger or old lady.
I can’t stand where I live currently but I used to live 25 minutes away and thought it was the greatest thing. I wonder what would happen if I travel a little further? Mini-road trips here I come!
Heck yeah to the mini road trips! That’s my next weekend getaway plan, hopefully.
A stroll down memory lane is always good therapy. It makes me appreciate more what I have today and treasure what has been. I’m glad you took the time to revisit your hometown and friends. I’m sure the experience was rejuvenating!
Exactly. And it really was!
A friend of mine came over from the States to stay here in Catania recently and it made me realise all the things that I really like about this place, as opposed to the day to day crap that is just – well – crap. It’s good to see things through different eyes and kind of take a holiday in your own city every so often.
ps – I love your pictures. You always manage to make the everyday look exciting.
Nothing like a visitor to make you feel like you have to keep them entertained… and then realize where you live isn’t so bad after all!
And thanks – my camera works magic.
Yes, make them do it! They’ll be glad you “encouraged” them.
Hey Cassie! I was just given a blog award by another fellow blogger; the deal is that I have to pass it on to five other blogs that I think are great, and your blog is one of the five that I chose! Check it out here:
It’s so nice you got to spend time with friends and “travel” in your home town. I’ve always wondered if I should join the walks they arrange around my hometown for tourists. Maybe it would make me appreciate this place more. Staying at a hotel would kind of be pointless for me, but still learning more about the history of the town could be nice. It gives a whole new perspective..
ps. nice pictures
Really refreshing post. I’m a strong believer that a lot of people associate travelling with going to ‘other’ places, forgetting ‘other’ places are easily accessible in your local city.
I loooove yoouuuu! (and peeing un pequeno bit in mis pantelones…)
I am super excited to see you taking so many photographs! They look amazing. If you ever have any questions, you know where to find me. But you are clearly a natural and probably don’t need help at all.
Baltimore is pretty cool! I was there this summer and loved it. This makes me crave some girl time … it’s on the to do list for this weekend!