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Tar Marz

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  • shadow retrograde had me stuck in the process of uploading today’s weekly vlog until 4am 🙈 hate missing my slot and I love coming thru for my sunday tribe so I hope you enjoy(ed)! Link in bio ✨
  • What is it about fuzzy PJ's that instantly zaps you back to childhood? I for one encourage any opportunity to pull a onesie on, drink hot chocolate and go back to that time before I knew that taxes were a thing.. Cosy Sunday @gap look #GiveGap #AD
  • when your favorite fine jewelry brand opens a store in NYC! As a lover of jewelry you don’t have to take off @mejuri have been one of the few brands that make unique pieces I like with incredible quality materials and a killer price point for what you get. It’s so hard to judge jewelry online so i’m very happy I can now pop into store and see everything in person! swipe across for some of my latest additions #sofineNYC
  • back in NYC ready to show up to @mbkimchi ‘s feed like 💐
  • Incognito because I just spilled coffee all over my white outfit 🙃 Frames are @foster_grant_sunglasses linked in stories #ad
  • Thanks for another memorable time #Cuba ✨ Not long until my @away case and I will be on our next adventure #havana #awayluggage
  • I’m not the kinda gal that craves luxury resorts that nobody leaves the perimeters of.. I crave experience, genuine profound experience. I don’t take pictures for the sake of prettiness, the pictures I take on my travels especially may look nice because I’m naturally somebody that sees the good and the beautiful everywhere I am, even if it’s broken, even if it’s shabby. I’ve visited at least 3 colonial towns now (often quite poor places), immersing myself in the history, the museums and observing its people. There is no doubt cubans still suffer greatly from the embargo & the regime there (pretty much everything is difficult to get, toilet paper, soap, most homes don’t even have electricity or running water) but like all the places I have visited like this (and also coming from Ireland- somewhere that suffered greatly also) it’s always the people there that have some of the richest culture and the biggest hearts to share. Going back into this timewarp is truly like nowhere else in the world but it comes at a cost to the people of Cuba. As I’ve said before - go as informed as possible and pay respects to the history of the country and support local casa particulars and paladars if you visit!
  • I hope there is never a day where people give up on these 1950’s cars in Cuba! I know tourism works fast but even in the 8 months since I last visited there is a noticeable amount of newer cars in havana. 🇨🇺 #visitcuba
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