This photo of me stuffing myself relentlessly with bread whilst sitting alone is practically a window to my soul so here you are welcome.

This photo of me stuffing myself relentlessly with bread whilst sitting alone is practically a window to my soul so here you are welcome. 

Monaco was full of things that people should not have enough money to afford, pretty buildings, and lots of sun. Our squad enjoyed the most elegant of sandwich bars upon a pier on the water, ran around a castle, and all came back with sunburnt skin...
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Monaco was full of things that people should not have enough money to afford, pretty buildings, and lots of sun. Our squad enjoyed the most elegant of sandwich bars upon a pier on the water, ran around a castle, and all came back with sunburnt skin...
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Monaco was full of things that people should not have enough money to afford, pretty buildings, and lots of sun. Our squad enjoyed the most elegant of sandwich bars upon a pier on the water, ran around a castle, and all came back with sunburnt skin...
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Monaco was full of things that people should not have enough money to afford, pretty buildings, and lots of sun. Our squad enjoyed the most elegant of sandwich bars upon a pier on the water, ran around a castle, and all came back with sunburnt skin tones that would make a lobster jealous. 

After a very very VERY funky drive we finally made it to one of my favourite things on the planet: THE OCEAN. At this point I was edging an almost 6-month-long-ocean-draught which, for someone who lives on the ocean in Canada, is 6 months too long.
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After a very very VERY funky drive we finally made it to one of my favourite things on the planet: THE OCEAN. At this point I was edging an almost 6-month-long-ocean-draught which, for someone who lives on the ocean in Canada, is 6 months too long.
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After a very very VERY funky drive we finally made it to one of my favourite things on the planet: THE OCEAN. At this point I was edging an almost 6-month-long-ocean-draught which, for someone who lives on the ocean in Canada, is 6 months too long.