I don’t know where I found this, and I assume most of you know me a little bit, but this looked fun and I liked tags so who cares? Are you named after anyone? Nope When was the last time you cried? Today maybe? I have a fever, and I tend to have watery, hot eyes when sick. Do you have kids? Nope If you were another person, … Continue reading Get to Know Me Tag
Here’s what happened on my eighteenth birthday (at least, this is what I remember happening): Woke up sporadically until about 4-5 am, when I actually woke up and finished my English essay. Attempted and failed to straighten my hair. Realized I would be late for school and begged mother for a ride Hastily did my makeup (but from far away it looked great) Ate pancakes … Continue reading My Birthday: A Short List of Events
The other day, I watched the entirely of Dear White People on Netflix (10 episodes, about 20 minutes each). Long story short, it follows a group of African-American characters at this fake-Ivy league school and talks about how there is still discrimination and stigma in society. It was… enlightening. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not as educated as I’d like to me on cultures that … Continue reading Dear White People: An Incomprehensive Review
I don’t know what’s been going on this year, but I’ve gotten sick at least 3 or 4 times. Which is abnormal and slightly worrying. And it’s just not me either: just about everyone I know is sick, all of the time. Whether it’s a persistent cough or a fever that you can’t sweat out (any P!ATD fans?), we’re all terribly sick or have the … Continue reading Well I’m Sick…Again.
I was watching one of Monica Church’s Millenial Life Crisis vlogs (I highly recommend it; it’s very Casey Neistat-esque) and she said that she created playlists of every month from when she started her Spotify account till now. So if she was in a mood, she could go back to a particular month and listen to the music and be transported to that time in … Continue reading May 2017: A Playlist
It seems obvious, right? Why should anyone hide who they really are, or what they like? Why do you have to justify your interests to other people? Why does it seem like having certain interests makes you “lame” or “stupid”? If everyone just stopped for a moment and decided to be themselves, I feel like we could solve a lot of problems. Life, of course, … Continue reading We Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Be Ourselves.
Yup, that’s right. I failed. And I’m okay with it. Failing is okay. BESIDES I NAILED PARALLEL PARKING AND THE K-TURNS AND THE BACKING UP STRAIGHT STUFF. Here’s what I did wrong: turns. Turns. Turns. Turns. I cut corners, I drove on the yellow line part. I know. I’m stupid. It’s okay. But the thing is, this can be improved. I got the really hard … Continue reading I Failed: My First Driving Test
So yesterday was the day before my driving test, and I took one last spin around my town in hopes of practicing what I knew. It went alright, I think. I mean, it took me about 6 tries to parallel park the first time but then I pretty much got it right every single time. After that, a lot of cars showed up where I … Continue reading Thirteenth Driving Lesson: The Day Before D-Day
I finally got actual lessons from an actually qualified instructor. They were two hours long and I got to use their fancy car and it was great. I basically did exactly what I usually do, which is drive around my town and my high school, but I got to learn how to parallel park properly and things like that. It was really nice, because it … Continue reading My Twelfth Driving Lesson: Time to Bring in the Professionals
Fangirling For Good 