Tag: narrative

• Faces: Mexico

  As I continue on my trip, which has been both a constant thrill and a gargantuan challenge, I have planned to improve one of my hobbies/interest/skill very dear to my person: photography. And though nowadays it seems that anyone with an apt camera device can be a photographer, I certainly believe it takes more than…

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  November 13, 2017

  Art, backpacking, earthquake, Faces, life, Mexico, narrative, photography, Social, street photography, Travel

• El Día de los Muertos

  

  Mexico,  I write this as an outsider, as an observant visitor whose everyday appetite devours your plethora. I’d like to share my honesty about your children, your inhabitants who I have seen demonstrate raw humanity. I understand they misbehave – all flawed humans do – but for the most part, their core means well. They adore…

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  November 2, 2017

  Art, Day of the Dead, Dia de los Muertos, fotografia, humanity, Mexico, Mexico City, narrative, photography, portrait photography, Social, solidarity, Travel

• Thought #5: This American Life

  Lately, I’ve been feeling a deep discontentment. And frankly, I ask myself constantly what is the source of my increasingly restless nature. Why am I waking up with my heart beating a thousand miles a minute or feeling random bouts of nausea (no, I’m not pregnant)? According to our beloved apocalyptic WebMD, these symptoms are…

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  February 10, 2017

  advice, Anecdotes, anxiety, but not really, debt, escape, life, narrative, politics, rants, Social, society, stress