Before this point the only type of vacations I took with my family were ones that would be considered your typical ‘relaxing’ vacation – you know the ones where you lay on a beach or by the pool, eat food, sleep in, and casually walk around to explore. This trip was much different.
In a COVID-19 free world, people from all over the world flock to Las Vegas all throughout the year to experience the city’s nightlife, restaurants, casinos, and everything in between.
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For most of my reading career, I never read non-fiction books. In fact I think I only started actively reading non-fiction books about a year-and-a-half ago. Since then, however, I have read quite a few.
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The smell of freshly mowed grass, the sound of birds singing, sipping on a cold drink, reclining in a lawn chair, all while getting lost in the pages of a great book. Reading in the summer is pure bliss.
When I went to Las Vegas for the first time in 2016 I was only 18-years-old (I am turning 24 this year). I wasn’t old enough to have my first Vegas gambling experience, and I wasn’t of age to sip on the fruity cocktails my mom, sister, dad, and grandma were. I was, however, able…
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Here is a short video highlighting all of the books I have read so far during quarantine. I hope you enjoy!
I have been fortunate enough to travel to many wonderful places in my 23 years of life so far. I have also been fortunate enough to read a countless number of books (both fiction and non-fiction) that have transported me to numerous places I have not been able to explore for myself (yet).
On Thursday, May 7, 2020 I decided to film a work day in my life (quarantine edition).
On my Instagram (@paigepetrovsky – shameless self-promo) I have been pretty vocal over the last two years about my mental health. I believe I mentioned this in a previous blog post, but I have been very fortunate for having gone through most of my life without experiencing any mental health issues.
At the end of March, I put up a blog post about my spring 2020 reading list and now that April is nearly over I thought I would provide an update. For the first time in a long time, it looks like I am actually going to complete one of my reading lists!
Paige Petrovsky 