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"How do you find your path? she said & I shrugged.
Mine has a lot of chocolate on it, I said,
otherwise, I'd be as lost as everyone else."
-Brian Andreas
a life & style blog
and wouldn't you know it, i got soaked. but it's all good! it's a funny story and it's not like i'm going to melt from some rain. even if it feels like i just showered with my clothes on. :)














Hope you enjoyed these pretty pictures of leaves as much as I did. I won't be seeing any of these types of pictures in my day-to-day life since I live in the desert so I have to indulge in these. 













Scenic World from allison hackett on Vimeo.
first off, Nutella. there is nothing better than coming home from school after walking around in the heat and then proceeding to devour nutella. nothing.
i would really like some feedback on a semester at sea. was it enough time in each country? do you feel enriched by the experienced? let me know, please! :)
The day began with brunch at this adorable place called Wilko. I got their tomato soup. Best tomato soup I've ever had.
Then the hunt began. We went to 4 different cafes, 2 being a 10 minute bike ride away. You could say I was exhausted after visiting those two. But one of them, Cartel Coffee Lab, reminded me of Bloom back home and therefore has a little piece of my heart. But the other, was not very worthy of our money. Except for their to die for midnight chocolate cake. Swoon!
On our way back from Cartel Coffee Lab and Raging Sage, we stopped by Bookmen's. Apparently this place is big in Arizona, but I had never been to one. It is now my favorite place to buy used books. It's basically heaven.
And look what I picked up?? F. Scott Fitzgerald's short stories for $9! I guess you could say it was a Fitzgerald type of day. :)