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I'm happy to report that we are all very pleased with the renovation of our new departmental home. #sjucom

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Leaving Athens for home. Greece has been transformative in so many ways. Teaching such a great class, meeting two amazing friends, and getting engaged to my love are just a few of the many things I am grateful for. Also #sushimou and @tinoseveryday and I could go on and on. The #gratitudes may sound trite but I cannot say enough good things about how they can change a mindset - especially when in a challenging situation.
#gratitudes All of the heartfelt messages from friends and family on our engagement Overwhelmed from all the love people are sending our way The wonderful vet who took care of the sweetest injured cat we brought into his clinic The truly magnificent marble city of Pyrgos Poseidon’s Temple looking out to the sea Cheese in a pumpkin - Kariki from Tsiknia mountain Watching the wind on the waves Not driving over a cliff on one of our explorations around Tinos Shooting stars Thyme honey The friendship of Cecile and Jules
#gratitudes Being together on Kolimpithra beach at twilight Having the place to ourselves Waves crashing on the rocks Chris on one knee, asking me to marry him Complete surprise On my knees too, saying yes A wild chorus of cheers and applause from the taverna in the distance Children running down to the beach to congratulate us A bottle of wine A sky full of stars
#gratitudes Sleeping to the sound of wind and waves Toast with tahini, banana, and honey The smell of eucalyptus in the air Lighting a beeswax candle at Megalochari, the Virgin Mary of the Great Grace, the largest pilgrimage site in Greece This rural island Dinner on the sea with marinated anchovies, local artichokes, fresh tomatoes, octopus, and red mullet Drinking @tinoseveryday natural wine “10+12” - with hints of pineapple while contemplating its name A partner to be honest with A shooting star on the beach
#gratitudes Saying heartfelt goodbyes to the faculty and students of our month long trip How the staff kept our hotel room extra cool during the heat wave Taking the ferry to the island of Tinos Being on land after a tumultuous and extended ferry ride with things and people crashing around Driving across the island of Tinos during golden hour Sitting on the terrace of our little Cycladic home rental, listening to the waves Grilled sardines two doors down
I bet you didn’t know they had legos back then! #gratitudes Meeting up with Chris in Athens Shade in the blinding heat Day #30 in Greece Our early morning hike to the Acropolis Reading about the design of the site at the itself (on a dusty step) Taking our time The water fountain at the top to refill bottles Athena’s olive tree, her gift to the city A farewell dinner with students The Clumsies, a cocktail bar in Athens Reading the invisible ink menu with a black light flashlight Hearing Grease is the Word at The Clumsies Our philosophical conversations People watching Joyful aliveness

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