SydneyAM

Really, it’s probably one of the more incredible things I’ve ever seen. And, I think the museum is rather well designed.

This is one of my top five places I have ever been too. The people are the most friendly, hospitable, bend-over-backwards-to-make-you-feel-comfortable-in-a-strange-city people I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. And the FOOD! Incredible!! And such wonderful appreciation of the arts and culture! You will see thousands and thousands of years of history at this crossroad of the world, where Muslims, Christians, Jews, and people of all races have lived together for centuries. I cannot express my love for this city and it’s people enough!!

But, a lovely place to call home for a while. The city feels very small after a short time. And even though I spent a year there, and was extremely familiar with getting fromplace to place by foot, I still got inexplicably lost at least once a day. MAPS DON’T HELP! Go visit and lose yourself and your sense of direction. That’s part of it’s charm.

When people feel the most important question to ask you is, “What High School did you go to?” you know you’re in a scary place. This is St. Louis I’m talking about folks. Run. Run quickly.

Honestly, without question. And I lived in Venice, Italy for a year.

Cali girl born and raised. Yes, I may live in NYC now, but my heart will always be on the west coast. (p.s. The South may have better beaches, but definitely head North! It’s California’s better half.)