“You feel it all around yourself, you know it’s yours and no one else…” We are already 2/3 through the second month of 2015. It feels like time is just slipping away these days, and I’ve fallen behind on my blog posting. I’ve been up to a lot since my …
Starting this post off with a smile! I’ve been in the sky a lot these days, almost as much as when I was growing up. It feels good to travel and fly places again. Before our Denver trip, Gloria and I tried the flight and dinner at Delta Charlie’s in …
It felt like summer 2014 came and went so quickly. Between my birthday, the Ibiza trip, weddings, tough projects at work, and the World Cup, a lot happened in that short amount of time. Before going back to my hometown, Anita wanted to try a banh mi food truck on …
I thought it would be a good idea to recap the first parts of summer as a whole. This time I feel like the post should be less words and more pictures. I turned 26 this year, and couldn’t figure out what to do for it. I had been on …
“Décollage comes from the French word décoller (take off, unstick). In art, we refer to décollage as a technique based on the appearance of advertisements ripped from billboards. The result leaves fragments of papers and the layering of previous posters. Décollage in French also means “take off” during airplane travel.” …