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Off-the-cuff, first-person travel inspiration from Lonely Planet staffers around the world. @lonleyplanet
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Editor, explorer of all things, lover of awe, mother of two, wild at heart, uncomfortable always
excuse me while I muse...nyc-based travel writer, babitz lover, martini enthusiast
Head of Social & Video, Lonely Planet
random musings about travel and life
Editor at Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet editor. Emo-traveler. Eat, drink, escape.
I spend irresponsibly on travel and shoes.
A childless 40-something attempts to make friends in Ōtautahi Christchurch, New Zealand, sometimes through absurd means. Let's delve into the science and psychology of friendship, shall we?
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