Postcard from Grenada: Sandals LaSource Grand Opening

Grenada

I spent the last week in Grenada as a guest of the new Sandals LaSource Grenada Hotel and Spa in order to attend their Grand Opening. Lots more on that to come, but first here are a few pictures from Monday’s opening event.

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In Bloom: Pink Maryland

Maryland

Spring is here, and my weekend trip to Baltimore was a feast of pink against a blue, blue sky.

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Photos From Two Months in New York

New York, usa

Already two months have passed since I moved here. I love my new home. Here are a few images from June and July.

Ft. Washington Park

Ft. Washington Bridge.

Little Red Lighthouse

4th of July Fireworks

14th St. Station

Street Coffee.

NYC Pride

Brighton Beach

Coney Island.

Cyclone

The Daily Show.

Bushwick Pride.

Pictures from the Inland Sea

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Yayoi Kusama’s Pumpkin, Naoshima

Uno to Naoshima Ferry.

Nobuyoshi Araki Installation at Uno Port.

Naoshima.

Chinu – the Black Sea Bream of Uno by Yodogawa-Technique. Made from garbage retrieved from a nearby river. Uno Port.

Il Vento by Tobias Rehberger, Teshima

Fishing Nets, Teshima.

Sea of Time by Tatsuo Miyajima, Kadoya, Naoshima.

The Streets of Tokyo

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I could lose myself just wandering through Tokyo’s streets: from the back alleys bursting with tiny bars and restaurants; below the noisy underpasses, and along the wide tree-lined boulevards.

When I lived in Tokyo I wandered for hours but I always had someplace to be at 8 p.m. Work. Now, I just wander, unanchored, and it makes me feel a little lost — but in the mental sense, never in the physical. I can wander through the streets that are imprinted on my muscle memory and never lose my way. I just follow my feet and they guide me through the city I know so deeply that their map seems to exist inside of me.