Segovia! A quaint walled city thirty minutes from Madrid by the high-speed AVE train, Segovia is famous for the Roman aqueduct that marks the entrance to the city. It's made without mortar---entirely a feet of engineering. So impressive.

The city itself is charming as well, and what started out as a cloudy day got even better once the sun came out.

The Accidental Athlete: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Middle Age, John "the Penguin" Bingham

Posted on March 28, 2012 by stevenwadeedinburgh

Reblogged from Books, j'adore:

There are some books you pick up and you just know the story is going to be about you. You may know the author so well you feel he or she is a kindred spirit. You may have read the book a hundred times. You may love the topic of the book so much that there's no room in your heart for anything but acceptance and understanding.

Don't Break the Chain

Posted on March 28, 2012 by stevenwadeedinburgh

Reblogged from Code Cheese:

An old friend of mine shared this article from lifehacker. It's describes Seinfeld's productivity secret and describes an implementation of it.

If you don't know, Jerry Seinfeld is a successful comic and TV actor. He rose to fame in the 90s. To stay creative and always be current, he would write his material and jokes every day. His secret to staying productive was to use a paper wall calendar as a way of motivating himself.

3 steps to actually being productive over spring break

Posted on March 28, 2012 by stevenwadeedinburgh

Reblogged from Reflective Happiness:

Breaks are times to relax, of course, but there's something deeply satisfying about having a relaxing and productive break. What makes a break productive? Being productive simply entails accomplishing something significant, something worthwhile—a goal. Often, people think that means something related to school or extracurricular activities, but it could also be an entirely personal project.

I’ve always tried to accomplish at least one goal over my breaks.

Through My Lens: Amalfi Coast

Posted on March 28, 2012 by stevenwadeedinburgh

Reblogged from The Way I see it:

One year ago today, I was traveling around the Amalfi Coast for Spring Break. Today, I am in Fort Worth, TX. Nostalgic? A tad.

Below, find a few of my favorite photos from Sorrento, Capri, Positano and Pompeii.

Steven Wade Edinburgh and Dundee

Mekong Delta portraits

Posted on March 28, 2012 by stevenwadeedinburgh

Reblogged from Without an H:

A week in the Mekong Delta in the build-up to the Tet holiday. A week of friendly people, fresh seafood, very few cars, floating markets and flower-lined streets. A week that wasn't long enough.

Steven Wade Edinburgh and Dundee

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Madrid Day 3: Segovia by Day, Madrid by Night

The Accidental Athlete: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Middle Age, John "the Penguin" Bingham

Don't Break the Chain

3 steps to actually being productive over spring break

Through My Lens: Amalfi Coast

Mekong Delta portraits

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