https://vimeo.com/665701166 Would you like to visit the city of New York? In this vlog, I briefly explore some of the new changes done to the city of New York. Penn Station is getting revamped. Also, many covid-19 outdoor testing booths have popped up around the city. The majority of people now wear masks both indoors … Continue reading Vlog: A Newer New York
https://vimeo.com/661230105 A silly vlog of exploring the city of Lucerne, Switzerland So back in September 2021 in Switzerland, before omicron, lockdowns, and quarantines took place, my family and I visited this beautiful city. (We were in Austria for our sister’s wedding. So why not explore Austria’s neighboring city in the meantime? As a chocolate lover, … Continue reading 2021: Vlog: A Day Trip Through the City of Lucerne
Selfie in Chefchouen Note: Morocco is currently closed for tourism due to the omicron variant. This adventure was done in 2019. https://vimeo.com/372072486 My vlog of Chefchaouen. Lately, I’ve been feeling nostalgic, especially about Morocco. So, I wanted to share this vlog I made two years ago. When some of my friends and I were living … Continue reading 2019: Vlog: Walking Through the Blue City: Chefchauoen, Morocco
Last month, I revisited the city of Québec. And I decided to photograph away from the crowds. Québec is the oldest, most historical city in Canada. The French founded it in the early 17th century – integrating with the indigenous population, too. Can you tell that I like the color blue? (; The city divides … Continue reading 2021: Uptown Québec: Minus the Crowds
It's the morning. You wake up fresh and sound, recovering from a seven-hour flight from New York. You decide to go outside for some fresh air in the current city you're visiting: Bregenz. An outdoor market in Bregenz. There is plenty of food to choose from! Bregenz is on the western side of Austria, and … Continue reading 2021: A Day in Bregenz
I’ll miss exploring these streets of Albaicín. This was our last day in our beloved city of Granada. The day was windy and partly sunny. We strolled through parks that gave us an aerial video of the city and we had tea at our favorite place called Bañuelos. Our kitty friend was wandering around and … Continue reading Road Trip to Granada: Day 4
It’s always nice when some guy comes along and serenades you with a guitar. Actually, the other day, I was walking through the metro and his music brought me joy - just the simple acoustics echoing through the tunnels. He smiled at me when I placed a coin in his case and he smiled again … Continue reading The Guitar Player
A View from the Top Floor of Cibeles Well, after doing a bit of my house chores today, I went to el Cibeles - which is an architectural structure of both the new and the old. So, while the outside is so grandeur, the inside is wide with a huge open space. It has about … Continue reading A View from Cibeles
My heart pounded. I kept looking back behind me. It was just the narrow hallway. Light only emanated from the broken, square glass windows and doorways. The wooden floors were shattered. It was no longer the fine wood that held patients and doctors and nurses on their feet. After all, this hospital had been abandoned … Continue reading 2020: The Hospital on Ellis Island
Yesterday, my friend Claire and I visited Toledo - one of the many cities that contain historical medieval remains in España. It was a cultural center where Christians, Muslims, and Jews prospered together. Outside of the Toledo Train Station. It's so adorned. Dang, my own train station back at home doesn't even have a building, … Continue reading 2019: Toledo – The Imperial City
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