OMGGG I STUDIED ABROAD IN PRAGUE !!! here are some of my recs: - walking around in žižkov! it's a really cool neighborhood and there's so much interesting architecture and design there - golden egg: also located in žižkov, it is one of my absolute favorite restaurants in prague. it's a breakfast-y place with a cute outdoor area and has such delicious food and drinks. their breakfast sandwiches are so good and i highly recommend trying their passion fruit lemonade! it's been 2 years and i still think about her all the time <33 - la bohème café: everything about this place is so beautiful! literally food drink and interior design - vzorkovna (dog bar): one of the coolest bars in the city, it has a bunch of small rooms and small bars within it, has live music every night and a dj on the weekends. it's also super affordable since you pay (cash only though, make sure to get czk) at the front for a card that you use to pay for drinks and other stuff while you're inside - letna park: beautiful outdoor park with gorgeous views and peacocks! - dox museum: an incredibly unique modern art museum! like so fucking cool

Your new apartment is so pretty and quaint, love the white walls!

Definitely get the medium and return the size small! It's not worth feeling uncomfortable in it 🧡🍁🍂

Saint George's English Bookstore in Berlin! Only English books for a second hand price, in a cute neighborhood with nice cafes and easy access to public transport. Address: Wörther Str. 27, 10405 Berlin, Germany - went there twice, would go again just to browse around

A capsule wardrobe will save you, especially when you're doing so much traveling and want packing room for books you bring back. Also, the London Review bookshop an Daunt Books are a must. You also have to see a performance of Cabaret at the Kit Kat club if you can afford it. The high up cheap seats are honestly the best ones, if you love theater it will change you

nice❤

Can you share all your NYC recs?

Berlin recs: Book stores: do you read me?!, she said (books by queer people and women only, good english selection) Fleamarkets on sundays: Arkonaplatz, Mauerpark Galeries: Neue Nationalgalerie, Hamburger Bahnhof, Königgalerie Bars: Trude Ruth und Goldammer, Flitchers Vogel, Dachkammer, Freya Fuchs, Multilayerladen, Cafe Morgenrot, KROM, Silverfuture (queer) Cafes: Minoa, Kapitalist My personal favorite areas: Kastanienallee in Prenzlauer Berg, Maybachufer (Paul-Linke-Ufer) in Neukölln, Bergmannkiez in Kreuzberg Also its getting rather cold so bring warm clothes!! If you need any other recs, let me know :) have the best time!!

dude i literally had the same remark about my body changing and having its second puberty like yesterday, really feel you on that haha

bring adapters!! because electric outlets are shaped different here🫶🏻🫶🏻

if you go to rome, please for the love of God go to Ponte e Parione. it's a small restaurant in Piazza Navona and i genuinely cannot explain to you how incredible the homemade pasta is. it's a must!!!!

Lauren! What is this gorgeous Essie shade? Have the best time in Europe ❤❤❤

daunt books in london is a must! my favorite bookstore i’ve ever been to, it’s so beautiful and they have a great selection of books

in Berlin, there's a restuarant called The Future is up to You (near Volkspark am Weinberg) that I ate at over two years ago that i still think about frequently, fondly. that whole neighborhood was so young and energetic

My favorite restaurant in Rome was one one street over from the Vatican Museums, it was called something Ristorante dei Musei, it was by far the most traditional restaurant I ate at, and it was so much cheaper than any other with great food!

there's definitely a second puberty around 27/30, me and my friends all experienced it, our hips seemed to expand (probably not the right word lol, i'm french) and we had to size up. when we realized it we all traded clothes it was so fun !

I feel like you are really gonna enjoy Berlin :)

Also 27 also call it 2nd puberty

Milan!! Art: Fondazione Prada, Hangar PirelliBicocca, MUDEC, Museo del 900 and Pinacoteca Brera Drink: Bar Basso (invented the negroni sbagliato!), CasaBase has fun events around aperitivo time, Lacerba, Lupo, Frida Porta Venezia is the LGBTQ+ area, it has incredible Liberty buildings, amazing bars, and great restaurants (go to Rost!) I also love Isola neighbourhood, Chinatown, Moscova Have a great time!!

Venice biennial is the must!

when you are in prague visit national museum its beautiful

Bring a good rain jacket!

tofu vegan in islington is my favorite restaurant!

you give me lorelai gilmore kind of vibes 😊

I've been to Spain 4 times and I must say - skip Barcelona if you can (Madrid, too, as I've had nothing but bad experiences in these two cities and they despise tourists) and go to San Sebastian, Grenada, or Sevilla.

Prague: Visit the museum of modern art. The neighbourhood around it is also cool.

Where did you get those clogs? They are amazing!

Just wait until perimenopause and the body changing. Ask your mom about it 😂

girl if you're going to Barcelona you obviously need to see the Sagrada Familia cathedral. AND IF YOU CAN GO INSIDE. it tool my breath away. Most beautiful building I've ever been in

I was just thinking to paint the entire house for the last cuople of days and this video is a message for me😂❤

Definitely be careful with pick-pocketers while traveling!! It’s been bad lately.

LA apparel fits tiny !! i had to go up 2 sizes in their bottoms and they still weren’t flattering - I would recommend just getting tops / accessories etc from them because the bottoms are almost impossible to find in a flattering style

It's frustrating that your apartment didn't bother to ensure the move-in process was smooth by taking care of the painting. Can't wait until you return from Europe so we can get back to Winnipeg's cozy vlogs.

DONT beat yourself up over your clothes, even as a plus size person manufactures are all over the place with sizes. Please don't pay attention to the sizes in the EU. Go to charity shop and secondhand shops on your travels. Look at the quality of material not necessarily the "brand". Be safe, much love.

As a Palestinian, Thank you so much! Have a fun trip <3

Pack variable layer's because you will be experiencing different weather situations. London can get wet and chilly, so pack an umbrella and a packable rain jacket to throw over a sweater or blazer. The apartment is looking good and the sofa is great. Enjoy your adventures and I'm looking forward to tagging along. :)) Hey, who's watching Jonni?

Yay we love a new vlog! Hope you had the best trip!

Love the new apartment. Now I can see why you were so excited.

Morning from Hawaii wow are you setting in your new apartment and decorating on this video

Lauren!! Hope all is well <33

I think you would really like “Martyr!” By Kaveh Akbar. It’s a heartbreaking story, beautiful writing and an intricate story about finding yourself and your identity

Hey lauren :) not sure if you've answered this somewhere, but what camera do you use to vlog? Thanks!

How do you do martinis ?

I really hope that white people consider how traumatic or racist a book could be for a black or person of color before they recommend them. I have taken two book recommendations from you and both time, there were instances where black people were dehumanized so hard, I was like how do I get through this. Funny thing was that you were raving about the books and their themes like you just didn’t see color. I know white people just don’t see race in so many things which is why racism still goes unchecked but we see race because we literally have no choice so maybe consider this?

hiiii love your videoss! i was wondering what was that show or video you were watching on you laptop while having breakfast? 😅

the private lives of trees by alejandro zambra

Did you have to wait in a queue to get this or did you just apply and got it straight away? Seems like one of those gems that is impossible to get!

Love this title and content!

I’ve been wanting to read more outside my comfort zone lately, so I’m definitely going to check out these books!

Nice to see that they're all women and to see the cultural diversity. Thanks for sharing!