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  • My Very Merry ‘Unbirthday’

    My Very Merry ‘Unbirthday’

    Thirty-three is my favorite number.  It was on my basketball jersey for years.  Corey deems it lucky because he’s won money at the roulette table betting on double three.  I also turned 33 years old this past February.  It made this birthday special for me though I understand that this age isn’t a significant birthday…

    tkforrest

    July 15, 2017
    Algarve, Portugal, Lisbon, Portugal, London, England, Sintra, Portugal, United Kingdom
    United Kingdom
  • My post from the Amalfi Coast

    My post from the Amalfi Coast

    To quote my friend, Anna Moyer: “It’s hard to overstate the beauty of the Amalfi coast.”  On the bus, every hairpin turn was breathtaking.  You’re incredibly high up from the waters below, and the towns living in the mountainside are beautiful as they peak around each curve in the road.

    tkforrest

    May 6, 2017
    Amalfi Coast, Italy, Europe
    Amalfi, Beach, boat, boutique, Capri, castle, cliffs, cocktails, duomo, Easter, Ercolano, Europe, fattoria, featured, gelato, italy, lemons, linen, Naples, Nocelle, Path of the Gods, Piazza, pizza, Pompeii, Positano, ragu, Ravello, ruins, seafood, shopping, SITA, Sorrento, trattoria, Villa Cimbrone
  • Big Barbara Comes to Town

    Big Barbara Comes to Town

    On Friday, I was actually more excited to be in the airport itself than to be in the new city I’d just landed in.  Why?  I was meeting Barbara in just a half hour at the baggage claim!  She was flying across the pond to hang out for almost two weeks, and the first part of our…

    tkforrest

    May 6, 2017
    London, England, Oslo, Norway, United Kingdom
    Aker Brygge, city hall, columbia flower market, ferry, fjord, Folk museum, forest, hike, kew gardens, lamb, Nesoddtangen, Oslo, sculpture park, st james park, Sunday Roast, Tate museum, tea, tulips, United Kingdom, Viking, westminster abbey
  • The Tale of Tignes

    The Tale of Tignes

    It was worth a full day of travel on either end to have two amazing days of snowboarding in the French Alps.  With a flight into Geneva and a full day of riding the bus up to the resort, we busied ourselves with podcasts, naps, and the Heads Up app.  Our hotel, Le Paquis, was…

    tkforrest

    April 25, 2017
    Tignes, France
    apple sauce, apres ski, bus, chalet, france, French Alps, Geneva, kidney, lacerated, mountain, Royal Free Hospital, ski lift, ski trip, snowboard, Tignes le Lac, Val d’Isere
  • Κανόνες Αθηνών! Athens, Greece

    Κανόνες Αθηνών! Athens, Greece

    “Nonfiction is the Real Thing!” This motto was the big posted tagline in the back of my classroom at Infinity (shoutout to Allison!), and I felt like I was living ‘the real thing’ being in Athens as we were experiencing the ‘topography, vegetation, and water’ of this ancient city.  I was excited to see the Acropolis up…

    tkforrest

    April 23, 2017
    Athens, Greece
    Acropolis, Agora, Athena, car rental, Clumsies, cocktails, fried dough, Graffiti, Lukumades, Museum, Parthenon, Plaka, Poseidon, seaside, Temple, Zeus
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