Obsessed with Blue Skies, Greenery, and Water

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Hidden Gem in St. Pete, Florida

Today, I found myself surrounded by over 200 species of palm trees, at Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum, St. Petersburg, Florida. Enjoy the pics, and take a trip to stroll through the park if you can! 😊

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Do you love the beach?

*Pelican Beach Park at Satellite Beach*, Oct. 14, 2020

Just felt like sharing some photos from a recent beach day. Enjoy!

2020-10-17 0

Focus

I know where I’m going. I know what I’m looking for. I just need to trust that my decisions will get me there. I need to trust that the steps I take, at any given moment, are leading me closer and closer to my destination. Even if I can’t see the full picture. Even if there are obstacles along the way. I will get there. And I’ll dive in fully. Without regrets.

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Quick trip to New Orleans

On April 14, 2017, I took a quick overnight trip to New Orleans with my mother! We both fell in love with the food, drinks, the architecture, the eccentricity of its tourists and inhabitants. And all that jazz!!!! I definitely need to go back with more time! At least I got to enjoy those Cafe Du Monde beignets–definitely worth a trip to NOLA just for the beignets. Haha! I’m just sorry I didn’t take enough pictures…

Chateau LeMoyne

Museum of Death

Monument to the Immigrant

St. Louis Cathedral

Bourbon Street

Inside the French Market

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Viñales, Cuba

Pictures from my trip to Viñales, Cuba in March 2017. Full of cave exploration, horseback riding and cigar-sampling.

Tomas, an Asiatic buffalo

Horseback riding through tobacco fields

Special hand-rolled cigars

Tobacco leaves drying, in preparation for being rolled into cigars

Cueva de Santo Tomas

Mural de la Prehistoria

Bohíos

Sunset in the valley

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A Flooded Promenade

January 23rd, 2017: Last full day in Cuba during my first trip to the beautiful country.

It was supposed to be a beach day but plans were changed because it started out as a really windy day. Waves began to crash over el Malecón, flooding the road and streets nearby. Paseo de Martí (also known as Paseo del Prado) became flooded and attracted a crowd that was both curious and delighted. Some people walked through the water, some played in it, and many took pictures from afar. It was definitely a beautiful and interesting sight.