On May 27th, 2018 my friend and I joined a group of young travelers to hike the 26 mile trail to Machu Picchu. It took 4 days of 7-8 hours of hiking, sleeping in tents, using a hole for a bathroom and lots and lots of layering. It was such a challenging and rewarding experience. … Continue reading The Inka Trail
The Women’s World Cup 2019
I had the opportunity to watch the US Women's National Team play in two group matches versus Sweden and Spain and a quarterfinal game against France. My brother-in-law had gotten these tickets months in advance for a really decent price (around $30-$40!) so there was no excuse not to go! Side note: these tickets ended … Continue reading The Women’s World Cup 2019
26.2 Miles and a “Few” Months Later…
On November 4th, 2018 I ran my first marathon. After months of training, it seemed hard to imagine that it all came down to just a few hours. I couldn't have asked for better weather that day or a better support system. I ran with Fred's Team - a group affiliated with Memorial Sloan Kettering … Continue reading 26.2 Miles and a “Few” Months Later…
A Visit to “Puddletown”
It's January 24th and not to brag or anything, but I've already accomplished one of my goals for 2018. It was a trip (I almost wrote spontaneous, but it was not) to Portland, OR - a place I had never been to before. I think I'm still digesting just how different it was from any … Continue reading A Visit to “Puddletown”
A Post from 2015 Anita
It's no secret that I've attempted to start blogging several times over the years. As a result, my writing is in all different places and about all sorts of different things. I stumbled across this post from June 17, 2015 (almost a year to my first NYC moveaversary). It was a nice reminder that I'm … Continue reading A Post from 2015 Anita
