Sunday Trippin’ with Eva of Four Leaf Clover

by Elisa on July 10, 2011

in cool blogs,Sunday Trippin'

Eva is one of those people whose personality just shines through her blog. You read a few of her posts and you immediately know: she really is this kind, this nice, she really cares this much. What I love most about her bog is that she manages to share what she loves and cares about without ever sounding preachy or holier-than-thou. Instead, she always sounds lovely and really inspiring. How can you not love a blog like that?

 

If you could pick a destination to travel to right now, what would it
be and why?

I’ve been dreaming about going back for a trip all around Italy ever since I visited Venice a few years ago. I’d absolutely love to wander around the historic, beautiful cities and spend time on the beaches. Maybe one day, but for now a girl can dream!

 

What 5 essentials from your wardrobe/home would you bring with you?

My camera, comfortable sandals, light dress, iPod, and a bathing suit.

 

What item would you buy before the trip to take with you?

Either Sisterhood Everlasting by Ann Brashares or Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins… or both! These two books are the ones I’m dying to read and I know they would make my trip that much more memorable and exciting.

 

Words that inspire you right now:

I need to keep reminding myself that I can do whatever and be whoever I want to be every single day. It’s liberating, scary, and so true all in one.

 

Words to live by:

This quote has been my favorite ever since I first heard it when I was very young. I know it’s famous and used all the time, but for good reason. It’s a great reminder, and I can only imagine how wonderful the world would be if everyone listened to these words.

 

This was just a taste! For more, check out Eva’s blog, Four Leaf Clover.

 

 

See you soon with more

 

 

Image credits: 1.-4. Around the World in 80 Frames

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1 Jen L. July 10, 2011 at 2:50 PM

What a fun post!

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2 Krystal/Village July 10, 2011 at 10:51 PM

i just love eva. maybe we need a girls trip to rome :)

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3 Audrey Allure July 11, 2011 at 6:10 AM

Looks beautiful; wish I could visit one day!

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4 JeanneP July 11, 2011 at 7:06 AM

I will have to go check it out!! I love that quote!!!

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5 Carly July 11, 2011 at 2:51 PM

Thanks for stopping in on my blog…so glad to have discovered yours:)
Sardinia is like a slice out of heavens cake..I was there years ago…for a USO tour- I can’t remember a single name of place/rest BUT I remember coming home and being like…I could LIVE in sardinia..its so beautiful there.

Anyway…Loved your “about” story…you are all over gods green earth, no? Hope you are enjoying Zurich the 2nd time around…
this is one of my favorite quotes as well…so true.
C

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6 Marjorie Rose July 12, 2011 at 3:42 AM

I agree 100%! Eva’s warmth shines through in her blog and I love reading her genuine, heartfelt and ever-inspiring posts.

I would love to someday go to Italy as well and eat and bask and dream.. will definitely bring a book and a swimsuit :)

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7 Lyddiegal July 12, 2011 at 5:56 AM

yes yes, italy is amazing! i went once and i’d return in a heartbeat!

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8 Lindsay July 12, 2011 at 11:28 AM

I think Eva’s and her blog are wonderful as well. Thanks for sharing!

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9 Blond Duck July 12, 2011 at 12:29 PM

Popped in from SITS! I’ve always wanted to go to Italy too….

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10 Molly February 10, 2012 at 12:07 PM

For me “Catching Fire” is definitely not as good as the “Hunger Games”. I think anyone will agree with that. It was weird actually. Really long at parts where nothing is happening and then out of nowhere the plot goes 180 degree in different direction in 3 pages – thats pretty anoying to say the least. Probably a good idea would be to make the book longer (+200 pages?) and let the tension build up more before reaching the highest point. Still my interest was kept continusely. I could not put it down till all was finished… Loved this series. I wish there was more.

Have a nice day,
Molly

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