I really enjoyed reading about your London adventure and your thoughts on loneliness. That puzzle glass metaphor? (Dare I say it in a British accent?) Brilliant. It's cool how you're diving deep into those solo moments and trying to understand yourself better. Keep exploring and reframing those "sad girl hours," love. You just might surprise yourself with what you discover. Sounds like an amazing trip so far!
If you're still there in October and want to be less alone, I'll be there for a month (no joke) as of the 1st. ❤️🇬🇧 Otherwise, I look forward to experiencing all the rainy days & rose tea outings with you here.
MG! I wish! I'm leaving Paris on October 2 after traveling around for a bit so we will just narrowly miss each other. But I'm REALLY hoping to come to NY next year!
Love the breakfast comment, “That’s an awfully long way to come for a fry up.” (he probably wouldn’t have said such a great line if you weren't alone...)
I’ve often felt lonely — perhaps more homesick — when traveling. It always passes, of course, and I always learn about myself — as you are doing. I love reading about your experiences and your reflections on those experiences, Kells. Your writing is a treasure.
I really enjoyed reading about your London adventure and your thoughts on loneliness. That puzzle glass metaphor? (Dare I say it in a British accent?) Brilliant. It's cool how you're diving deep into those solo moments and trying to understand yourself better. Keep exploring and reframing those "sad girl hours," love. You just might surprise yourself with what you discover. Sounds like an amazing trip so far!
Thank you! I was so inspired by our convo/your journey :) I've been thinking about it a lot on this trip!
If you're still there in October and want to be less alone, I'll be there for a month (no joke) as of the 1st. ❤️🇬🇧 Otherwise, I look forward to experiencing all the rainy days & rose tea outings with you here.
MG! I wish! I'm leaving Paris on October 2 after traveling around for a bit so we will just narrowly miss each other. But I'm REALLY hoping to come to NY next year!
Great that you had a genuine fry up! Don’t miss the Tate. I could live there,
Vegetarian but still SO good! Good to know! I will add it to the list! Thanks for reading (as always), Nikki!
Love the breakfast comment, “That’s an awfully long way to come for a fry up.” (he probably wouldn’t have said such a great line if you weren't alone...)
Haha what's funny is I heard him say it to every other tourist. I think it's his running joke.
I’ve often felt lonely — perhaps more homesick — when traveling. It always passes, of course, and I always learn about myself — as you are doing. I love reading about your experiences and your reflections on those experiences, Kells. Your writing is a treasure.