Back in Paris!

Strolling the streets of Paris when the sun is shining... is there anything better?
After a whirlwind trip exploring Turkey and Greece with my parents, I'm home again, suitcase stuffed with halloumi cheese and Turkish cookies. We had the best time discovering these two vibrant countries, filled to the brim with glorious food, stunning scenery, and such warm, welcoming people. While I delve through the million photos I took on our trip, I thought I'd share a few random moments of life lately.
But first off, I just wanted to say thank you for joining me on my adventures, and for leaving me the sweetest comments and emails. I'm so happy to meet you all through a mutual love for Paris and other beautiful places in this world, and it's a pleasure to be able to share my favorite things in life with you (which is basically food, cats, and flowers, apparently).
And last but not least, thank you to Grace from Will She Love Paris, who introduced me to the most delicious, fluffy pancakes at Les Bonnes Soeurs! Grace is sweet as can be, and kept me laughing all morning long. Reading her blog with a cup of tea always makes me feel so inspired and grateful to be in Paris, and I highly encourage you to take a peek if you haven't already :)

Drooling in front of Meert... not ashamed!

Jaw-dropping landscapes in Santorini. I can't believe places like this exist.But first off, I just wanted to say thank you for joining me on my adventures, and for leaving me the sweetest comments and emails. I'm so happy to meet you all through a mutual love for Paris and other beautiful places in this world, and it's a pleasure to be able to share my favorite things in life with you (which is basically food, cats, and flowers, apparently).
And last but not least, thank you to Grace from Will She Love Paris, who introduced me to the most delicious, fluffy pancakes at Les Bonnes Soeurs! Grace is sweet as can be, and kept me laughing all morning long. Reading her blog with a cup of tea always makes me feel so inspired and grateful to be in Paris, and I highly encourage you to take a peek if you haven't already :)

Drooling in front of Meert... not ashamed!


After learning about the Hagia Sophia in my freshman Art History class, walking its majestic halls was such a surreal experience. Can you believe this building was completed in 5 years? Mind, blown.
Bright red berries at the market, and my bike basket on the way home. I made a Strawberry and Peach Crisp yesterday, and it was diiiivine. Do yourself a favor and make this for dessert tonight :)



French wine, Uzbekistan food, and a crazy fun musical/comedy/improv show for my birthday. We had a blast at the show, and I'd highly recommend it to any French speakers. Merci Pierre!

And finally, introducing friends to Korean food, with a kimchi feast at Miam Miam! Have you ever had Korean food?































