Ahh, Ciao! Yes, YOU. I’m Rachy
Welcome to my little slice of the internet – it sure is great to have you!
Around here emotions are shared sugar-free, and the truth gets spilt like a bottle of precious wine accidentally knocked over the kitchen table. Okay… if I’m being honest, I’d call it a bit of conscious mischief rather than a clumsy mistake. Perhaps, there’s nothing I love more than raw feelings overflowing in noir, rosé, white or dark red…
Forgive my late introduction: I’m Rachy, the unapologetically blunt author behind this blog. Curious to know more about me? Here are some things you may not know yet…
How it all began…
After dilly-dallying with the idea for a little too long, it was in September 2018 that I finally let my first blog post out of the draft box. As though I was prophesying, I titled it, ‘Hi, I’m Rachy and It’s Complicated’ – that was spot on! It was a baby step in my life as a blogger and was the first of hundreds more that followed.
At that time, I was nearing the end of my Multimedia Journalism university degree and in need of an outlet to offload my many thoughts, I created one myself.
‘Rachy Lewis’ is by all definitions a lifestyle blog but to me, it’s also a lot more. On the blog, I write in-depth about my life on wheels and how I navigate the world as a disabled woman in her 20s.
In addition, my thoughts become more polished within Think Pieces that don’t hold much back. Not much is left to the imagination whenever I recall my travel adventures through stories that highlight cultural differences and photo diaries that will have you right beside me. And of course, I love to share my Bitesize Wonders too; a digital gratitude journal constantly reminding me that somewhere and somehow there’s always magic in the smallest of things.
A few fun facts about me!
Name: Rachy is just a nickname. You probably guessed it right – it’s Rachael.
Zodiac Sign: Aries
MBTI: INFP-T
Some guilty pleasure TV shows: Gilmore Girls. Suits. The Bold Type. Vincenzo. No guilt here!
I can speak: Italian and English fluently, except when I’m mixing them together in overfamiliar conversations. French and Spanish I learnt from textbooks on front row desks. I can understand the words being spoken, but my professors would not be proud of the gibberish coming out of my mouth.
On my plate in a daydream: Pasta al whatever. Just give me the pasta!
In my cup: You can bet there’s tea. Four red fruits tea, specifically. Most of the time – all of the time…
Travel Bucket List: There are too many to pick, but if I had a gun to my head, I’d say Australia, Korea or Nigeria. Here are 5 amazing destinations on my travel bucket list!
Last Updated: June 2022