5.11.2013

Oops...

...we moved to Massachusetts!

We followed our hearts, brains, and dreams to New England - and the decision could not have been any better. Northern Virginia was a pretty toxic place for us (traffic, schedules, jobs... to name a few reasons) and we decided to get the hell out of there. Life is far too short to be unhappy - especially in your 20s - so we bit the bullet and made the change. I won't go into the many details, but we're now living on the north shore of Massachusetts in a beautiful apartment in a wonderful town. My new job is challenging but fulfilling, and M has officially started his new venture. Things are good.

knock on wood

Here are some snapshots from our two short/long months here:


The move. Somehow we fit everything we own in that truck and the Xterra.

A phoenix in the atrium/stairwell of the Newburyport Firehouse Center for the Arts

Salisbury, as seen from downtown Newburyport

Some of the best parts about the new location are that it's so close to the beach...

...and my hometown of NYC is less than 4 hours away. We took a trip down for the NY Auto Show press days. Pictured here is my future ride. I'm a Porsche fangirl and proud of it.

Another perk is the beautiful view from my office, allowing me to take pics like this. The fog was rolling in over the Merrimac River on a weirdly-warm/humid/rainy/sunny/foggy day.


I am hoping that this change will also inspire a change in my blogging. I figure that if I'm happier with my life, I'll be more keen on sharing thoughts and things that actually inspire happiness. 




11.25.2012

Cartier Never Fails

Cartier's creative team (or whatever agency they employ) has done it again. I love this "Winter Tale" holiday ad. I'm a huge fan of snow, Christmas, sparkly things, and cats, so this obviously brings a huge smile to my face.



It doesn't hurt that the music is bringing the Edward Scissorhands magic, either.


Below is my favorite film of theirs, "L'Odyssee de Cartier":


The music, the history, everything is beautiful. It speaks for itself, however, so I'll just plead that you watch it.