Lost in Athens
Geena GeorgousesLost in Athens is where I share my thoughts, travels, recommendations and brain dumps, exploring this city, love, friendships and all of the in-between moments of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | lostinathens.substack.com |
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Back to Athens: The September Reset
Athens has always reminded me of a college town. In the summer, everyone flees…packed onto ferries, disappearing into family villages or the Cycladic blur of islands. The city is left behind to melt under the August sun, streets quiet excep...
Cine, Sunset, and a Kiss on the Rocks
Let’s be honest…Athens isn’t always the first place people think of when they hear the words romance or date night. It’s chaotic, loud, usually smells like souvlaki and car exhaust all at once, but god, it is full of magic if you know where...
Stay Delulu: Building a Business and Beating Imposter Syndrome
Taking this one out of my drafts, as a promise to myself to start writing again <3
In the wise words of Carrie Bradshaw - “I feel like I owned the city—nothing and no one could get in my way.”
There’s a scene in Sex and the City where Carrie Bradshaw says, “I feel like I owned the city—nothing and no one could get in my way.” When I hear that line, I feel it in my bones. Back then, Athens wasn’t just a far-off dream; it was a pla...
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I’m Geena - Chicago-born, now in Athens. Former blogspot & tumblr girl, coming back out of the notebook to make my public debut. Sharing my thoughts, stories and life abroad for anyone willing to listen.
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