out-of-season fruit
madimusings on what I'm eating, how I'm living, and everything in between.
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looking out the window in september
Here I am, seated at my dining table in East London. I’m lucky because through massive windows, my flat—and home of about a month now—looks right out onto a decently sized park. It’s a neighborhood park, full of an endless rotation of runne...
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a 'Goodbye for Now' tour
To live in a city like New York, there will always be an endless list of restaurants to try, drinks to sip, and pastries to order. Because of this, aside from having a few neighborhood standbys, it can often feel like a “waste” to visit the...
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