Natalie is following her heart and stomach into food and travel writing. She has eaten in 3-star Michelin restaurants and off of dried banana leaves in abodes with dirt floors in her beloved India. Each meal was the best of her life, in different ways. She is currently on the move; next stop - Antigua, Guatemala. Her mother says she was always a very good eater.
Letter to a Knucklehead NAU Student by Natalie Rose Dear Undergraduate Boy I Saw Walking On Campus In Flip Flops In Sub-Freezing Temperatures On Wednesday Morning, Please put on some real fucking shoes. The friend I see you walking with at least had the good sense to wear some thin cotton socks with his athletic … More Letter to a Knucklehead NAU Student
adjustment* noun ad·just·ment \ə-ˈjəs(t)-mənt\ : a change that makes it possible for a person to do better or work better in a new situation After living in big cities on the east and west coast, and even in that Jackson Pollack-esque splatter of freeways and tract houses two hours south of here, Flagstaff can sometimes … More Adjustment by Natalie Rose
How To Read In Flagstaff by Natalie Rose It’s funny how often the act of opening a book and seeing each word with your eyeballs and registering that word in your noggin does not actually lead to reading. It leads to scanning, which is to reading as consuming lunch at your desk is to enjoying a … More How To Read In Flagstaff
