Keep Calm and Write a Blog!

Some people are always like, how do you write so many blogs? I have 3 as of now,  including this personal one, a teaching one with my  friend (
http://twoapplesaday.org
) and a school one (
http://mskimgrade5.blogspot.sg
.) I admit that at times it can be a lot, but at the same time, blogging is a source of comfort for me. I find it fun and it provides an outlet for me. I love being able to write and share my photos with the world.

So if you are hesitant about starting a blog, why not get started on it today?! The world is waiting to hear your voice. Check out some tips that Melody and I wrote for a presentation here: 
http://twoapplesaday.org/blogging-for-beginners/
 I’ve posted some quotes that I found on pinterest that have been inspiring me!

Source: kristanlynn.com via Amanda on Pinterest

Source: thesetingstaketime.com via jy on Pinterest

Source: flickr.com via jy on Pinterest

Source: thirtyhandmadedays.com via jy on Pinterest

Paris in the Spring

Slice of Life Challenge Entry #13

After many years of dreaming about it, my dream is finally becoming a reality.  In 11 days, I will be on plane flying directly to Paris for spring break! Oui, c’est vrai!  Here are some of the things I’m hoping to do.

• Sip on cafe au lait at les deux magots while writing in my writer’s notebook and hope for some of the same inspiration that Hemingway and Camus received!
• Eat freshly baked baguettes and croissants from the bakery on the corner for breakfast.
• Gaze upon the city of Paris at night from the top of the Eiffel Tower.
• Take a ton of photos of the Eiffel tower in the background.
• Have a picnic in the garden overlooking Versailles
• Admire the waterlilies that Monet painted in Giverny (i hope it’s the right season).
• Eat macarons from laduree and savor every small bite.
• Walk past the L’Arc De Triomphe while humming the song Aux Champs Elysees that my middle school French teacher taught us.
• Try to recover and use some of the French that I learned all through out middle school and high school…
• Walk into Chanel and Louis Vuitton all dressed up and act like I can afford to buy the things inside.
• Admire the Sacre Coeur from the outside and inside.

…and so much more! Any good recommendations? 

Here are my pictures from my “je t’aime paris” pinterest site!