The Everywhereist travel advice, tips, and stories

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Available NowI wrote a book about getting lost and finding yourself and also peeing on things when you are angry. If you liked Twilight, you will probably hate my book.Buy it now!word for it: Geraldine DeRuiter s All Over the Place is a travel memoir of sorts, but I d enjoy reading pretty much any topic she wanted to cover. Her voice is funny, witty and warm, and her stories sparkle.  This book is a travel companion you ll be happy you brought along. ~ Lauren Graham, star of GILMORE GIRLS and New York Times bestselling author of TALKING AS FAST AS I CAN Six months into an interminable lockdown, I find myself missing the long dead. The throughline feels like a logical one it s a pandemic. Of course I m thinking about death. Death and the post office. That took me slightly by surprise, even in a year where nothing has been what I d imagined. I didn t think Keep reading Last week, my kitchen sink collapsed. It fell from the bolts that held it, as though in protest, as though it, too, had had enough of the endless dishes and cooking. I managed to catch the edge of it, sharp even through my yellow latex gloves, and held it up with my fingers and Keep reading I ve been staring at my computer a lot. If I do manage to type something, I will usually delete or loathe it by the day s end. Writer s block doesn t really cover what I m feeling, because it s not really a block. A block implies something complete and impenetrable, and this isn t. Someone recently said that writer s Keep reading I woke up this morning, our sixth week of sheltering-in-place, or maybe our seventh (I ve lost count) and the days have started to run together in a way they never have before. I thought time only worked like that in memory. When I think of the summer after high school or Christmas breaks when I Keep reading Social isolation has sort of felt like a break-up a sensation that, after nearly 20 years with my husband, returns to me like a hazy, rotten memory. Oh, this, I think, as I pull myself out of bed, forgetting what day it is, and mash an OREO into my maw. I remember this. It Keep reading About the Everywhereist Hi, I'm Geraldine. TIME Magazine called this blog “consistently clever” (no shit. This happened). Here’s the story of how it came to be, and a brief rundown of what’s wrong with me. More Stuff I Wrote Best of The Blog A Snippet of My Book The Archives People & Stuff I Like Join the Mailing List Never miss a post Get new blog posts delivered straight to your inbox. No spam. Promise. Submit Leave this field empty if you're human:

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