In my opinion, these are the types of people who are the opposite of lost. At least that’s what I thought until this Thursday night.
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So imagine my disappointment when I first started looking at apartments in Germany and found a common thread: The kitchens in German apartments are all tiny little afterthoughts, shoved into a corner and closed off with a door.
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Would anyone be interested? Would I be inundated with messages from creepy old men? (Sorry, but this is seriously a thing.) Or could it actually… work? Would I actually find someone who was interested in hauling our spandex-clad tushies further and further each week, until we could successfully run what sounds like an impossible distance?
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So let’s take a break from the panini content (I’m hopping on board this fantastical trend of using alternative “P” words because it makes me giggle like a child) and take a walk down memory lane. Here are 28 things that I’m celebrating about my 28th year on earth:
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Don’t get me wrong, in 2019 I felt an immense sense of accomplishment, having transitioned from life as a performer to life with a fulfilling full-time job behind a computer. But I knew I was bound for something else. It just took me a year to figure out a few things:
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Well wouldn’t you know, 2021 called and said, “Hold my beer, Hughes.” And Friday morning, before we grabbed our bikes to head to the testing center, I realized something very strange:
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So as I sat on the couch this evening, trying to figure out how to become a better human, I found inspiration from tiny men in spandex.
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That’s right y’all, I’ve compiled a playlist on Spotify with the best songs of hope, change, and classic American goodness just for you.
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And I had a similar “come to Jesus” moment, as I stood at the bottom of my 5th-floor walkup (it’s called the 4th floor, but the steps don’t lie y’all. Who caught this part of Emily in Paris?), armed with a sideboard that needed to land in my living room.
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I’ve noticed that no matter how heavy the clouds are, these three steps always help me find the sunshine.
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That life will only happen if I push myself, and force shy Emily into those situations where she doesn’t know a soul and doesn’t have the option of standing in the corner engrossed in an IKEA poster.
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I only wish that I would’ve learned this a few years earlier and expanded my circle in New York. If you’re willing to take my word for it, please know that putting in a little extra effort…
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