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Wanderlust

Through an Open Window

By Suze on Tuesday, October 18, 2005

The trouble with everything is that it starts out so romantically in your head. The idea of lounging endlessly on a beach chair, watching time go by in the company of lime mint coolers and tall palms. Sitting on the steps of a train compartment at 5 am in the morning. Feeling the wind rush [...]

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