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stealing internet at barnes & noble for days now.

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lots of window shots.

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a peek into my world.

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i love these things, despite not knowing what they are.

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a day in rittenhouse square

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almost unpacked and completely decorated after 4 days.

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ventured to a new coffee shop in a few blocks away.

they have them here in philly, too.



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my new street.

today's inspiration

"you are wholly complete and your success in life will be in direct proportion to your ability to accept this truth about you."

- dr. robert anthony, via tdl.


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i started something new in philly and spent the day cruising around with city with my wonderful father.

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a new city, a new project.

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'this isn't the end...it's just the end of the beginning.'

thank you, peggy.

flash forward a year.

so, this post from march 27th, 2009 has been lingering in the back of my mind for a while now.

on monday, this post becomes my reality. i leave our nation's capital, the district where i've made many incredible friends, cruised several streets on two wheels, and have actually learned to love (though not without a battle.) i think about all of the possibilities i've created here: to love hard and then let go, to try new things (power yoga and running?!), to be okay with living too far away from my closest friends and family, and to create the life i want to live, though it may be scary and full of emotions and change. and this has made me realize that we'd never grow if things didn't change. if things didn't ebb and flow. i am grateful for all of the people that have been in my ebb & flow for the last two years. thank you.

so with my new journey in philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, comes a new 365 project. inspiration abounds. i can feel it.

'we're never more
beautiful
than when we're most
ugly.'

-chris abani, via TED talks


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47.48.49.

"the reason people find it so hard to be happy is that they always see the past better than it was, the present worse than it is, and the future less resolved than it will be."

- marcel pagnol

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a day at tryst, apartment-hunting.

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42+43+44

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citizen cope @ 9:30 club