New York.
It's that kind of city where you see the parts of yourself that you have left behind, and you explore what could have been and what might could be. It is a vibrant, living city and I have not felt this way about a city since I lived in Paris. Spending three days in NYC was great. It gave me time to recharge my batteries and have a bit of a lull in between the two madnesses: Teaching in La Jolla and Teaching in Morocco. Walking around and visiting SoHo, Brooklyn, Manhattan and the HighLine (my personal fave) was an amazing way to end one experience and start another, while also spending time with Vince from high school.
It's that kind of city where you see the parts of yourself that you have left behind, and you explore what could have been and what might could be. It is a vibrant, living city and I have not felt this way about a city since I lived in Paris. Spending three days in NYC was great. It gave me time to recharge my batteries and have a bit of a lull in between the two madnesses: Teaching in La Jolla and Teaching in Morocco. Walking around and visiting SoHo, Brooklyn, Manhattan and the HighLine (my personal fave) was an amazing way to end one experience and start another, while also spending time with Vince from high school.
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