I never thought I would I had been not one, not two, but four times in Paris. I would never thought I would hear from others after saying I was going to Paris the sentence "what, again?" Not just because just 3 years ago I was broke and travel prospects were only a dream, but … Continue reading living a tale of two cities
The view from the Arc du Triomphe I've written about Paris. How I could never see the magic people see in this city so often. The ultimate romantic destination, home of the haute couture, the highest fashion labels I can only admire from a distance. The birthplace of artists and philosophers, the city of the … Continue reading A short photo gallery of Paris
A second trip to Paris was all I needed to be convinced that I cannot like Paris. This city where everyone seems to see some sort of magic and charm that I am unable to understand. It's quite frustrating, but it's true and I must admit it. I don't like Paris. Done. It's out there. … Continue reading A flash trip to Paris
I've been neglecting my blog in the last few weeks, which makes me feel bad about myself. I have been busy since I moved to London and because my job requires me to work eight hours a day in front of a computer screen, when I get home I just want to look to real book pages, … Continue reading Imagine. We Can Only Imagine
When I think about my biggest passions in life, three come to my mind: Fashion, Books and Traveling. In March I was able to go to Paris. It was a dream I had since I was little (especially the Disneyland part) and I had a big crush for the city and its culture (now I am … Continue reading Inspiring Paris
A few years ago I read an article written by one of my favourite Portuguese reporters that told the story of people stuck with their dreams. People who were their entire life saying they wanted to do this, wanted to go there, wanted to be that and have I don't know what... Dreams and dreams and … Continue reading Why Disneyland is the Happiest place on Earth
"Let them eat cake" is a quote attributed to Marie Antoinette, the queen that was able to evocate the same feeling among the French Court and the People: hate. I wasn't there when her head was cut off by the guillotine, but take a moment to think with me: if you were a 14 years-old … Continue reading A vision into Versailles extravagance and Coppola’s film
Paris, France (2015)
