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SLICE OF SOUTHERN FRANCE

June 10, 2013 Marianna Jamadi

BY RICK ONORATO Taking a spin around Southern France - Aix en Provence & Cassis.

Don't get dizzy.

Southern France from Nomadic-Habit on Vimeo.

In FRANCE Tags Aix en Provence, Cassis, France, French, Souther France
← Roma, ItalyMarseille, France →

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I told myself in Finland that because it was an emotional trip, I was allowed to emotionally eat. And that I did. I also of course fueled up on coffee as it comes with every meal, gathering, party, hang out, etc. The country of literally, “but first, coffee.” Brought back souvenirs, especially a couple extra lbs but 💯 % worth it. #summerbod
Wheel of fortune. Every time I visit Helsinki, I am more and more impressed. Put this one on your summer bucket list.
Split personality. #myhelsinki
This trip to Finland has been a real bittersweet one. It was while I was here visiting last fall that we learned the news that the cancer in my mother’s brain had spread to the point that localized treatment was no longer an option, only whole brain radiation. I was in the motherland, without my mother, bracing to truly be without her. Her mortality rose in my throat while in my deepest parts, I knew hope was trying to cling to shifting sand. We lost her quickly thereafter and in the shuffle, parts of me too. This trip, we brought her home but it also feels like we are leaving her here. I feel the leaving more than the bringing— the subtraction of it all. But this was, after all what mom wanted. The ultimate homecoming. Welcome home mom.
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