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happy anniversary

November 7, 2011 · In: Life

Happy 30th Anniversary to my wonderful parents! I honestly can’t imagine what my life would have been like without their love, commitment, example, and faith. They made our home a solid, happy, loving, and encouraging place to live and learn….

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Garnier Opera House

November 7, 2011 · In: Paris

The Garnier Opera House, built during France’s second empire in the late 19th century and famed home to one mischievous phantom, is one place I have been waiting to visit. Cavernous, grand, and intricately saturated with carvings, murals and bling, the opera…

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a few words on paths

November 5, 2011 · In: Life

  I found out I was accepted to Baylor the week of their homecoming. It was an accident, really. Logging on to my application account to check if the school had received the needed transcript, I found more than I…

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visitors

October 24, 2011 · In: Life

I have two special visitors in town this week… I am currently teaching them the artful, aimless way of flaneur-ing. You know, how to wander around with no distinct rush- so what if you walk around 3/4ths of the Montmartre…

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hotel de ville visit

October 21, 2011 · In: Paris

Yesterday, I had the chance to explore the inside of Paris’ Hotel de Ville (aka, city hall). To be fair, explore is a bit of a stretch as there was a tour guide and we were confined to about four…

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au train de vie

October 19, 2011 · In: Paris

Adjacent to the Gare de l’Est (East Train Station) sits the quiet, unassuming, but all together quirky Au Train de Vie. A friend and I saw the cafe featured in a movie last week and were too intrigued to not…

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