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Gabriella
I'm a twenty-something insomniac with a caffeine addiction and chronic wanderlust. I recently graduated with my M.A. in French, and I've spent the past two years living and working as an English teacher in France. I now work as an English professor at a university in Lille, where my students are learning to never omit the Oxford comma.
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- Yas to not looking like a troll for the first time in six months. ❤️Can’t wait to fuck up my gastrointestinal system with you in Egypt ❤️You could drop me anywhere on a map, but I’d always find my way back to the mountains. ⛰Eleven euros for the best salmon of my life?? Okay, bye, Parissssss, bye. 👋🏼These Lisbon views got me feelin’ rowdy, y’all. 🌞✈️C’est l’heure du goûter ! ☕️🍰 @_hep
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| fig (feminine noun) | /fig/ I originally considered writing my master’s thesis on Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar. But rereading the novel and devouring research on the fragmented female identity, as portrayed in Plath’s novel, resonated too much and … Continue reading
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