• Lexie MagillCamino de SantiagoTraveler
    Me at the start of each day in my bunk bed
    Me trying to order pintxosMe hanging onto the plotMe when asked to do literally anythingMe worried and fascinated in equal measure1Me and Branna rapidly downloading the day onto each otherMe sneaking into my own kitchen where I live alone for a midnight snackMe, working on myself, crossAny and all of these three depending on the dayMe with the girls

    It me

    March 29, 2024 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 12 °C

    My trip to the museum was more about being indoors than culture, if I'm honest, but I happily launched into my favourite gallery game, 'it me' where you find representations that speak to you, and what they stir is the phrase 'it me'.

    It's silly, but in the right light it can also be a humbling and warming connection with history, a nod to the incredible idea that even in the bronze age or the 13th century, people were still rolling their eyes and daydreaming and being humans you'd recognise today.

    Anyway here's my selection for today.    Read more