Ya Live, Ya Learn
GabbiPersonal essays about life from 1996 to the present day.
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46 Hours in New York City (1:25pm on Jan. 28 - 11am Jan. 30)
View the Google Maps list of what we ate and saw.
Landed, Lyft-ed (in a driver’s rented Tesla), and now…
Late Lunch: When I'm traveling and want to explore the local restaurant options, I search for "vegetarian" on Google Maps and start b...
A Prologue to "46 Hours in New York City"
I work for a bookseller, but not the kind that you're thinking of.
Porchlight Book Company is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but only sells books online and over the phone to people who need a lot of of books at once (corporations, authors...
Vignette: Airport
A toddler wobbles serpentine between the feet of fast-walking travelers in terminal 5. The child's father shuffle-walks after him, bent over with arms outstretched, attempting cautious control. Rather than pluck the child out of his reverie...
Hope
The following is a thorough assessment of a years' worth of clickbait titles, posts, strangers' LinkedIn pleas, my own traumas & achievements, and my peers' messy but grateful end-of-year posts:
2024 KINDA SUCKED AND WE'RE SCARED OF WHAT...
You've heard of Catholic Guilt. Now get ready for First-Thanksgiving-Myth-Believing/Paper-Headdress-Wearing Guilt.
In last week’s post, I asked if we should be celebrating Thanksgiving at all because if we do, by extension, we would be celebrating the cruelty of colonists that forced their way into North America.
When I first internally debated this qu...
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Professionally: Creative Director @ Porchlight Books, Experimental Filmmaker, Event Photog/Videog • Unprofessionally: Seeking out the best coffee shops & live music in a city near you, Starting a lot of sentences with "Isn't it weird how..."
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