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the good, the bad, the ugly, the life

The thing about life, is it’s a lot all at once, all the time. There are moments of quiet, of pause, of boredom, and honestly we should seek that out more often. But generally, there’s a lot going on and it’s hard to manage.

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February Recap

Fighting a cold for the past three weeks made me forget I have a personality. Let’s throw into the mix, this is the first time my boyfriend and I have ever tried actually living together. I have not been a treat to live with, to say the least…

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Summer Misconceptions

This summer brought a set of challenges I’d never faced before.

The scorching heat bouncing off the concrete mixed with the sea of people flooding the streets.

I really felt like I couldn’t breathe…

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Trust

We as humans can hold multiple things at once.

We actually have to.

A love for the city, and a craving for the suburbs.

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Decorating My Bedroom

“What happened to the hangouts where we would just chill on our friend’s beds?”

Isn’t it a crazy thing that we may never see some of our closest people’s bedrooms?

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MAY RECAP!

It’s been a MONTH. First of all, weddings are SO different as an adult…. AND I applaud all the people out there who do it…

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The Novels of the Summer

The chaotic romance your younger self wished you had and your older self is glad you didn’t. That’s what Carley Fortune’s books do for me….

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Does It Ever Slow Down?

Going from, “when is this class gonna be over?”

To, “when is the semester gonna be done?”

To, “how soon am I going to graduate?”

We are counting down the minutes, the hours, the months….

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Keep Creating Your Art

Since graduating I feel like I’ve been in a state of “what’s next?” And not “what is.”

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