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The colors, the corners, the cathedral | Day 333 of my 2023 Journal

Cecilie Conrad·Nov 29, 2023· 1 minute

On the second day in SMA, we just took it in.

The colors.

The decorations around the doors.

The doors themselves.

The people.

The decorations.

The Cathedral.

We were weirdly tired and, at the same time, uplifted, settling in, breathing.

There is not much to say. We worked. We studied. We shared meals. We walked the streets.

We enjoyed it a lot.

With love

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