Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts

Monday, September 9, 2013

Surprise Gifts


Surprise Gifts
For the second time in his life, my boyfriend moved away for college. The first time was last year. He went a few towns over and came home almost every weekend. This year, he uprooted everything to a town that is only reachable by 1.5 hour long flights or fifty-two hour long bus rides. 
Today is our anniversary. He sent me over forty gourmet cookies and two heart-shaped balloons. I’ve posted multiple pictures on all my social media accounts to celebrate (and show off haha!) my delightful surprise. But it just isn’t the same without him here. 
Having been in a relationship with someone for six years is an accomplishment to say the least. I started dating my boyfriend when I was in high school. The last six years were not always happy or easy, but the seventeen years before him weren’t a breeze either. If anything, he has taught me to be self-sufficient, to accept the past, to overcome the fear of negative opinions, to slowly forgive the flaws of my parents, and most importantly, to love myself. If anything, he has somehow made my life easier to live. 
No matter what happens in our lives, he will always be a big part of my life. Happy sixth year anniversary to us and may the coming years be even better.

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

NEW YORK CITY – Review Part V (Chelsea Market)







NEW YORK CITY – Review Part V (Chelsea Market)
While wandering up Ninth Avenue for art galleries, we stumbled upon a quaint marketplace.
In the 1890s, the National Biscuit Company built a two million square feet factory that stretches from Ninth to Tenth Avenue, and up 15th to 16th Street. The former Oreo production house now resides big broadcasting companies like the Food Network and Oxygen Media. Located directly below the corporate businesses is Chelsea Market. Multicultural foods, adorable desserts, and a vast array of shops were set against a back drop of brick walls and exposed pipes. This rustic chic destination was a visual and palatal feast that attracted locals and tourists alike.
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