Six months later...

Hello, everyone. We’ve been MIA for six months now and that’s bad. So, an apology goes out to whoever reads our blog. WE ARE BACK ON TRACK, PEOPLE. 

I basically thought about describing what we’ve done in these six loooooooong (not really) months, but I’ve got a shitty memory and, even if I remembered everything, this post would turn into a novel. 

Now, I resume all of that into a few words. Suit yourself.

Birthdays. New friendships. Keeping old ones afloat. Watching (and obsessing over) series such as GG and PLL. Sickness. Road trips. Drama. School projects and homework. Parties. Uptown Funk. And all those amazing new songs.  Basketball games. Soccer matches. And baseball once in a while. Finals. Food. Vacations. Even more sickness. Transferring schools. Going to study abroad. Unrequited love. Graduations. Starbucks x1234567890987654321234567890. Band boys. Avengers, like a thousand times. Did I mention drama? 

People say a picture is worth a thousand words, here you go. We're still alive. 

A very important date: June 2nd. It was the blog’s first anniversary!!!!! I can’t believe we’ve been doing for a year now. It seems like yesterday when we were at Starbucks sippin’ on lattes and talking about this blog. I love writing and I adore doing this with my absolute soul sister. I couldn’t be happier. Here’s to many years, because the best is definitely YET to come (for the blog and both of us). 

So, yeah. As I said before, we’re back. And with slight changes (as per usual). In case you haven’t noticed, I’m writing solo right now. Not because we’ve stopped being best friends and hate each other, but because we’ve took some decisions regarding the blog. From now on, we’ll write individual posts as well, ‘cause we have personal things to do and sometimes we can’t find the time to write something together. But this is our blog. So, we’ll keep writing stuff together. YAAAAAY. 

That’s it for today. I’m speaking for both of us when I say that we’re glad start writing again.

Have a lovely day, friends. We love you. 

(This is the part where I feel like writing “xoxo, Gossip Girl”, ‘cause ADDICTED TO GG)

PS. In case you're new to the blog, you need to know more about us. Here's the link. 

Pont des Arts

Ah, Paris, The City of Light. With so many beautiful places in this city, we thought we should dedicate a whole Travel Thursday post to the Pont des Arts. This bridge crosses the River Seine and links the Institut de France and the central square of the Palais du Louvre. It was originally built from 1801 to 1804. So... is it a real oldie? Well, kind of, because that bridge was closed in 1977 and rebuilt from 1981 to 1984 due to a collapse.  

Well, enough with the history class. The main thing is that you buy a padlock- if you want you can put yours and you true love’s name on it- lock it onto the bridge and then throw the damn key to the Seine River. It symbolizes unbreakable love. So, once you do it, there’s no going back, dude. You’re doomed. Shit. 

It all started with Federico Moccia’s romantic novels. His novel “I Want You” is the responsible one for making the padlock-in-bridges such a big thing. And WHAT A BIG THING IT IS. This french bridge became so popular around the world, that people started doing it in many countries and not just in bridge! Some of the countries with a similar tradition are Ireland, Canada and Germany. 

It is said that if you put a padlock in Pont des Arts is for your committed love, while putting one in Pont de l’Archevêché is for your lover. So, watch out! No one wants to get in trouble hahaha. Just for the record, we’re not that hateful haha. Unbreakable love does exist, or at least that’s what we want to think, and you’re not doomed. Maybe just a little. Just kidding.

It’s time to say our goodbyes. But don’t worry, we’ll be back tomorrow. And with Food Friday, YUMMY! Don’t forget we have lots of social networks and that you can wisely use them to reach us. Also, leave us your comments below, we’re gonna make sure we read them all.

PEACE x.