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11 Years of Inspiration

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If you visit the rich parts of Paris, it’s a beautiful place. I fondly recall narrow cobble-stone streets, road-side cafés, funky french cars, homes, shops, and chapels each more ornate and gracefully detailed than the last.

If you visit the rich parts of Paris, it’s a beautiful place. I fondly recall narrow cobble-stone streets, road-side cafés, funky french cars, homes, shops, and chapels each more ornate and gracefully detailed than the last. Coming from a suburb designed by bean-counters and losers, I imagined that I’d be endlessly inspired by Paris, by New York, by wherever. But inevitably, the opulence, the architecture, the tradition, it all blends together. I’m glad I travelled to all these places. Everyone should see more of everything. That said, every journey inevitably leads me back to my…

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