Jet Lag

Travel and photo diaries of lives lived by a history major in California and Europe plus other miscellaneous junk. 

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Making my way downtown, walking fast..

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Vogue Espana March 2016

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Just a few more weeks my mystical Myanmar..

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iPhone shot

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Untitled by Forrest Smith

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Olympic Bridge, Los Angeles

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Times Square 1870’s

via reddit

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[menerilo]

Things I have learned since living in Italy and living with Northern Italians-Part I

1. The pedestrian comes second. Except in Southern Italy, the pedestrian isn’t considered at all

2. The ice cream/gelato is so much better than American ice cream. Is it the cheap 1 euro scoop (in my town)? Is it its incredible creaminess? Its simple, non-dramatic, yet satisfying flavors? 

3. Coffee should have a rich flavor. I never drank coffee before, but now I love to have a macchiato especially out of the house.

4. You can basically park anywhere you want

5. North and South are VERY different

7. The blinds should be closed AT ALL TIMES or all the spies out to get you will find you and kill you

8. Having people in line behind you basically breathing down your neck is a normal way to get in line

9. “Americanata” is a word used (in this household) to describe things that are exaggerated, gigantic, or over dramatic. 

10. Excellent and kind customer service is not an essential 

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Palermo, Italy

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Pompeii Old City

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WW 2 soldier and two stray dogs

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Spring FWD

Los Angeles, California

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Storm Flag Raised At Fort Sumter

The Fort Sumter Flag is a historic United States flag with a distinctive, diamond shaped-shaped pattern of 33 stars. The flag was lowered by Major Robert Anderson  on April 14, 1861 when he surrendered Fort Sumter, in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina, at the outset of the American Civil War. 

WIKI source

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Nelson Mandela casting his vote in the 1994 elections, by Paul Weinberg, Durban, April 1994

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