Just starting I Called Him Temptation? Read the previous chapters here:
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I Called Him Temptation: Day 11
Just starting I Called Him Temptation? Read the previous chapters here:
Continue reading “I Called Him Temptation: Day 11”For the Love of FOMO
What is FOMO? Simply put, it’s the acronym for Fear Of Missing Out. Some of us are especially prone to bouts of FOMO. Are you one of those people? I am.
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Originally a Thanksgiving poem (kinda).
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Welp, school is back in session. You know what that means: exams, quizzes, new people, lots of reading, new stressors. I started my junior year as a transfer student at UNT this week, and I was both very ready and not ready at all.
I spent 2 days before the first class day finding my way around and researching what I needed to know about dining, the campus layout, where my classes would be, and organizing my room. The campus is so big, and I have to walk everywhere, but at least I’m kind of staying in shape! The night before my first day, I calmed myself with episodes of Broad City and 90 Day Fiancé.
Sour Patch Shots
Sour Patch Kids are my favorite candy. I also like flavored drinks. So of course turning my favorite candy into a flavored drink sounds like a good time to me!
Continue reading “Sour Patch Shots”Why Are You the Way That You Are?
Have you ever been asked why you are the way that you are? If so, it could be taken a number of ways.
You could take it as a compliment like, “Oh, this curious person is interested in me!” Or you may be unfazed by it as if it’s a perfectly reasonable thing to ask, maybe as natural as them asking where are you from or can you cook. Or you might take it as a unique conversation starter.
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My Last Year at Community College
My dreams are coming true! But not without hard work and determination. A few months ago, I started an internship as a writer for the college website College Xpress.
I sent my first post, “5 Things I Learned My Last Year at Community College,” in March. My editor loved the idea, and apparently, she wasn’t the only one. A month later, she sent me an email that the editorial team would like to feature my article in the magazine, Transfer Colleges and Universities, later this year! I was floored.
So that’s it! My first blog post for my internship, soon to be published in a national magazine, is now available in blog form. I am so excited to share this with everyone I know because it’s a milestone in my career path toward print journalism. Link below!!
