After a two day mini-depression which consisted only of watching Community, eating, sleeping, and not being very nice to anyone, it was time to get out of the house and forget about my final marks.
After wandering around for hours, I am still not 100% sure what exactly this place is, other than anything and everything? The best part was that it basically has no rules - you could wander in and out of anywhere. This would usually be unimpressive, but there were so many old industrial buildings, machines, and tools that I felt like I was catching a glimpse of something secret.
Overlooking this view, I heard the most intesnse and movie-like story about my friend while she was travelling around Asia last year. As scary as they are, I don't know who we would be without those times when you truly thought you wouldn't make it out of a foreign country alive. I know I have a few already, and I am not done creating them yet!
After Toronto's heartbreaking loss to Boston last night, I am trying to stay excited about Boston Calling. I am headed to NYC, Boston, and Rhode Island for a few days next week. I would love some recommendations for food, sights, and activities from any locals!So far, my plans only consist of hanging out with my bestie, inevitable pizza eating & beer drinking, and swedish hasbeen buying (because, well, my only regret from travelling was not buying a pair in Copenhagen!)(some fun disposable camera shots from Paris last summer, just because).
