I don't know what it is about January, but it truly feels like the longest month ever. In college, September was that month for me. I'd always scream-sing "wake me up when September ends" to my roommate because it felt like it dragged on forever and was usually a pretty miz month for some reason …
Continue reading January, you pretend to see life clearly, yearly
I remember in high school and college following blogs and living for their weekly or monthly updates. Most of the time, the writers were talking about recipes or their new baby or something so far removed from me but I still loved hearing what was going on in their lives. I also remember being bummed …
And on the final installment of our neverending honeymoon…Kruger National Park! Okay, we did have one more stop after, but I’ll get to that later. If you’re new here, you can start at the beginning of our adventure to South Africa.
We started our first full day in Jo'burg at Nelson Mandela's house in Soweto, a township created in the 1930s by the white South African government to push black citizens into a separated community away from whites and Indians. It was also the site of the Soweto Rebellion, where residents started protesting against the enforcement of the Afrikaans language (A Dutch, not native language) in schools. By the way, I am by no means doing the history of Soweto, apartheid, and the constant turmoil in South African justice with my watered-down summary, so if you have time, I'd highly recommend doing some research on your own.
Welcome to our last full day in Cape Town! We had a very early start and headed to Shift Espresso for a quick breakfast before a two-hour drive to Hermanus for our next adventure, great white shark cage diving! Though the drive was long, it was very scenic, especially because we took the mostly coastal route, winding along the Indian Ocean. I will say, if you get car sick pretty easily, it might be a bit tough for you. I'm not going to get into how crazy driving can be in South Africa yet, but let's just say it's speedy and unforgiving.
It is wild to me that I have been married for six months. But, this milestone felt like a good time to share our honeymoon, especially since I've had so many people share with me that they're planning on going to South Africa or have always wanted to go. Also, I didn't take notes about the trip like I usually do, so I want to write all about it while it's still semi-fresh in my head. So let's get started!
I’d also argue that finding friends is more difficult than dating. At least with dating, you can kind of sense whether the other person is interested in you and if you’re interested in them. With “friend dating” (frating? I’ll workshop that one later), you might have no freaking clue.
A lot can change in a year is an understatement, especially when I look at my last year and everything that happened. So what have I been doing since the end of 2021 and almost the entirety of 2022? Imagine a TLDR (too long didn't read) version, but blog style since this platform is still …
Months ago, through tears pouring out my eyes, I cobbled together a sticky note on my computer, trying to express what I was feeling. I'm disappointed that I accidentally deleted it, but the first sentence still stays with me. "It's easy for me to share the easy, fun things my life across social media and …
Follow me through the beginning of my trip to Iceland!
Chasing Spain 