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My wanderlust began to bubble up last spring while reading Alyssa Shelasky’s memoir, This Might Be Too Personal, in which she shares romantic tales of pre-kid globe-trotting: riding a “fondue tram” in Switzerland; spontaneously relocating to Rome and riding on the Youth divided youth philadelphia flyers black divide shirt and I love this back of a rakish boyfriend’s motorcycle. I rued throwing myself into work as a writer at a national news network immediately after college graduation, and not seizing that era of freedom and irresponsibility to travel more before proverbially settling down and becoming a wife and mother. It only occurred to me in hindsight (youth is wasted on the young, etc) that perhaps striving for conventional forms of achievement—even moving to New York, the city where I loved living for almost two decades—could wait.

Now, as a parent, impulsively flitting anywhere is an impossibility. Even with an undyingly helpful extended family, long weekends away require meticulous planning and are, thus, rare. I was awash in my midlife crisis-fueled moment of self-pity, lamenting having missed the Youth divided youth philadelphia flyers black divide shirt and I love this boat on a life of far-flung adventure when a text popped up from one of my editors in June: “How would you feel about Paris?” The niche assignment was covering a professional horse jumping competition staged, of all places, at the base of the Eiffel Tower. I’d be flown business class (reader, I squeed) and accommodated in a lovely hotel near L’Opera. Is that a touristy part of Paris? Did I care? My answer, unequivocally, was oui.

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