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If the shoe fits
Used to tell someone that unpleasant or critical remarks which have been made about them are probably true or fair. And, yeah, that’s the Colosseum in the background.
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Ordinário had extraodinary views
Ordinário was a bar located next to the Tagus river in Lisbon. I went there in the summer of 2022, and caught this shot of a person running across the door. It was a great place to sit and contemplate life, and even though you can’t visit it anymore, that area is full of other…
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Modena
I loved the orange, yellow, and blue vibe in Modena.
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Airport setup
An airport setup in Perú is not complete without a Cebiche and a Pisco Sour.
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Doha, Qatar
I was stranded in Doha, Qatar, for a day (post incoming), so I took it as a chance to see the Museum of Islamic Art and the surrounding areas. These are some unedited sights.
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Cooking together
For New Year’s I spent a few days up in the mountains with my closest people. It was a long weekend of cooking, eating, playing, and laughing. Getting away from the noise of the city and going into nature to make our own is a great way to reset and start the new year with…
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So coffee in Porto
2022 brought me to many places, and this café in Porto is one of them. I took beans back home, some of which were from Latin America; I can’t help but find it funny that I’m bringing Latin American beans back to the New World.
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Jazz and wine
Nights filled with rage, with unsatisfied desires Jazz unwinds, wine accelerates the mind unfinished tasks neglected talks dislocated looks crooked smiles Stare at the saxophone, fixate on the ride, ride, ride I can’t tell whether this is in my mind or outside focus, do I recognize this phrase? do I recognize this voice? don’t miss…
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Navidad
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Buena onda
No des nada, por favor, almenos (sic) que debas realmente. Gracias. Si piensas que te debo algo por el disturbio que mi música te causa, y porque un anciano raro como yo no debería tocarlo, y más bien debería estar con pensión y sedado en un asilo, solo tómalo de la caja del saxo. Gracias.
