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Monthly Archives: August 2014
What I’ve Learned From a Year (and a half!) Abroad
Being an expat teaches you a lot of things. It’s a delicate balance between the times spent riding your graziella bike through the charming streets of Italy as you flick your long beautiful hair over your shoulders, smiling briefly at the ciao … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Uncategorized
Tagged culture, differences, expat, expat life, home, Italy, lessons
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Photo Essay: The Grand Ole Opry
Nashville, Tennessee is often called Music City and The Home of Country Music – but when did it start? How did it get its reputation? From the Grand Ole Opry. Though folk music and, thus, country music is an intrinsic part of Nashville’s history, its … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, United States
Tagged Country Music, Grand Ole Opry, Grand Ole Opry House, music, Nashville, photo, Tennessee, The Grand Ole Opry
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Snapshots of Nashville
Snapshots of Nashville, Tennessee: It’s the little things that make Music City instantly feel like home. Highlights include: 1. Hattie B’s Hot Chicken With just a small patio section, the line was out the door to enjoy some of Hattie B’s … Continue reading
An Open Letter to the Midwest
Dear Midwest, I know I left quickly, without many second thoughts, but like any prodigal daughter I now come back apologetic, and with more wisdom than when I set off. Some of that wisdom I’d like to share. Because I, … Continue reading