On New Years Eve everyone makes promises that by February or March we have forgotten about or just given up on. No, you are not going to drink three water bottles a day or eat a piece of fruit everyday or even start running if it is not something you actually force yourself to do or naturally want to do it. New Years Eve resolutions turn more into burdens because we have to do something instead of doing it naturally. That is why this year I completed something that most people put on their lists by accident, because I wasn’t even trying!
In 2015 I traveled. A lot. While making my list I kept remembering more and more places I went to!
January
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jackson, Mississippi
New Orleans, Louisiana
Bayou La Batre, Alabama
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
March
Charlotte, North Carolina
Florence, South Carolina
Columbia, South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
April
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
May
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Ocean Grove, New Jersey
Summer
After four years of primarily living in Philadelphia for school I made an effort to fall in love again with my hometown and visit towns around me. It was funny how after living near all of this for so many years, being away gave me a new love and excitement to travel to these places.
Ocean Grove | Belmar | Bradley Beach | Asbury Park | Avalon Beach | Monmouth Park Race Track |
November
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Boston, Massachusetts
This year I have learned to just say yes to every adventure that comes my way. I haven’t flown since I was a little kid and that was a big fear to get over but in just a few months I was able to transfer flights and pack like a pro. Some of these trips were planned for months in advance and others were planned very last minute. But because I forced myself to take time to leave my regularly dull and boring day to day life I hopped on a plane or in a car and just went. We can make up so many excuses on why not to go, why can’t we make up excuses to go?
Cheers to 2016 and hopefully new states and adventures to see!
OK being able to see things in the future, I see your calendar for June. It says: “ALASKA”
We’ll leave the light on for you — as in, for 20 hours a day!
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Sounds good to me!! We are having our first day of cold weather here (40 degrees) and I’m bundled up in sweaters and jackets!!
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