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Atlanta, you’re pretty.

A little late posting, but happy for every day I get to spend with my best girl. Elle Marie, you eliminate my need for an alarm clock, are too smart for your own good and have personality to spare. I love this 8.5-lb. munchkin! 💜❤️💕

I’m on my way to the airport in Buenos Aires and I realized I failed to post even one {permanent} photo. I loved this city as much - even more, probably - as I knew I would and it feels like it might take some time to process. It definitely got under my skin in the most wonderful way... 💃🏻

Iceland’s arctic coast way (far north) was weird and wild and wonderful... I got the assignment less than 10 days before I flew out, so almost everything about it was a discovery. If you’re considering it, go! What do you see when you look at this monolith? Some say a troll, others say dinosaur, still others, a rhino...

Went chasing’ waterfalls in northern Iceland (on assignment). This wasn’t the most powerful one we saw, but it was easily my favorite. 💜 🇮🇸

Fellow pet parents and travelers will get this... how much do you hate having to leave your four-legged best friends behind, even when you’re excited to travel someplace terrific?
Elle starts sulking as soon as the suitcase appears, so I don’t pack until the very last minute... (I’m a bit of a procrastinator anyway, so...) I’m off to explore Iceland’s Arctic Coast Way tomorrow, so if you have any northern Iceland recommendations, I’m all ears!

Fellow achievement junkies (read: freelancers!) will understand, but is there any feeling like seeing your byline in a new publication? I loved having my first story in @ajcnews with a "Private Quarters" feature on the art-filled home of entrepreneur @therealatk (founder of @anisaintl) and artist / architect @arjunkaicker - cute rescue pups included!

Following lots of well-traveled friends makes me feel all wanderlust-y... so I’m thinking back to this bucket list moment with @partyoferyn, when India became one of my favorites.

Ready to pull the trigger on a great weekend like...! @theresortatpawsup

I had the honor of interviewing Mohamed Massaquoi (@ironmassaguoi) for @theatlantan. Of course, I was a fan when he played for @UGAAthletics (GO DAWGS!), but I've become even more of a fan watching him conquer unforeseen challenges. You, sir, are an inspiration!
Read the whole thing via link in bio. Thanks @laurenrfinney for letting me tell this story!

I wrote my first story for @archdigest @archdigestpro earlier this year, & since I’ve become one of their primary contributors, mostly covering the Atlanta design community. SO grateful to get to write about the people crafting beautiful places for Atlantans to enjoy, such as these on @huffharrington @elizabethingramstudio & @clarybosbyshell.

Last day in paradise... ▫️ After 7 straight days of sun, the sky opened up, pouring while we waited for our taxi (golf cart). The manager of our hotelito said, “The sky is crying because you’re leaving...” ▫️ I’ve always wanted to go to new places, with few exceptions, craving a new passport stamp and the thrill of exploration. But I’m discovering the beauty of returning to a place I already love again and again. It’s nice to recognize a familiar street, restaurant, food cart or shopkeeper. ▫️ What about you? What places do you long to return? For me, Isla Holbox is definitely one. It was more magical the second time than the first. Can’t wait to go back! ☀️ 🏝

Hi, old friends...

A window, ever-changing scenery + a great book = happy me.

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