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How Taking a “Sabbatical” from Your Relationship Can Help You Both Grow

I had been so focused on what I needed—time alone—that I didn’t realize that Angelo probably needed some time alone too. But he needed alone time in Italy. I was really happy he was there, even without me. A couple of times I worried that I was enjoying my solo time too much. Did it mean I had “outgrown” the marriage? But of course, that wasn’t it--my feeling differently didn’t mean the relationship was different, I had just grown a little.

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My Year-long “Staycation”: Hiking the Trails Close to Home and Surfing in Rockaway

Ask your typical New Yorker and it’s been forever (if ever!) since they’ve seen the sights of their own hometown. Even better, New York City is in the middle of a building boom right now, with exciting new places to visit like the Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere…. This enforced “staycation” is also a good opportunity to develop a skill that will eventually be useful when you start traveling again. If you were hoping to trek the Andes one day, this is a great time to prepare for that challenge by hiking locally.

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Procida, the Island Jewel in the Gulf of Naples That You Will Love

The violent volcanic activity which gave birth to the island produced the marvelous bays and beaches we get to enjoy today. In fact, the landscape is so stunning that more than 30 movies have been shot there, including scenes from "Cleopatra" in 1963, "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and "Il Postino"…. If you are lucky enough to be in the area at Easter, don’t miss one of the most sacred festivals in the area, the mysteries of the life of Christ on Good Friday.

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A Journey Through Humanity With Steve McCurry’s Time Machine

I visited Italy for the first time in 1970. Italy is so full of Art. Italians care about Art, beauty and style, and they care about their past…That’s why we all love Italy so much. What interests me is what you see in my pictures. Human behaviors, telling a great human story. It’s photographing the world and trying to show the commonality of humanity… The most important element in my photography is storytelling. Most of my images are grounded in people. In my portraiture, I look for that unguarded moment and try to convey some part of what it is like to be that person, or in a broader sense, to relate their life to the human experience as a whole.

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