Here’s something a little different from my usual posts. Yesterday wrapped up my last day of summer courses, how great is that?! Now I have two weeks to pack up and move back down to my university. When I came home for the summer it was much needed. I couldn’t take another second being away … More Marking A New Beginning
Waking up at 7am, heading to school at 9am, studying at the study center, 2hr lectures, 3hr labs, heading back to the study center, si sessions for 2 hrs, heading home at 8:30pm to finally eat, heading to the gym at 9pm-10:45pm, and coming home to study from 11pm-3am. There’s nothing more beautiful than a … More Living It Up: My Daily Summer Schedule
As always, studying has virtually consumed my very being, but I still try to find time to go out on Friday’s (my only day off from shadowing, work, and school). This past Friday’s adventures resulted in a trip to the Dallas Museum of Art and a stroll around Klyde Warren Park. Outfit details: White dolly … More Summer Lookbook: A Day In Dallas
Finally, another study break and I’m living life like normal teenagers do during summer. Since the weather is hellish, I opted for my favorite high waisted shorts I made as a sophomore in high school (which I also lost that year but finally found a few days ago 😅), a fringed white halter top with … More Music Festival Vibin: Summer Lookbook
This spring semester of my freshman year I interviewed for the pink campus street team. Initially I applied as a joke and was extended an interview. I had several interviews before during first semester that were for health occupational clubs and women’s organizations, and I thought those interviews went excellent but was eventually rejected. So … More PINK Campus Street Team: A Life Changing Experience
During finals week I found myself eating away time. When I wasn’t studying I was eating and when I wasn’t eating I was studying. This inverse correlation occurs because the mentality of not wasting time. While studying for finals I restrict myself to no tv, no friends, skipping extracurricular activities, and ignoring calls/facetimes of everyone … More Eating: the most worthy type of procrastination
Finals. A huge percentage of your grade. For any student it proves time and time again to be a stressful time. Whether you procrastinate or not, you will n ever feel fully prepared to take a test, “if i had one more day” always seems to cross your mind, and if you deny this you’re … More FINALS WEEK
Well the first day of second semester… Like the first day of college for me last semester, this one was quite rough. My day consisted of attempting to meet with advisors for letters of recommendation for summer internships and riding my oversized bike in the rain while raindrops pelted my eyes like little shards of … More First day of school is always rough
College. Literally non stop studying has composed the majority of my college experience. In high school they tell you “college is the best time of your life,” “there’s no homework,” and “you’ll have free time,” which I have come to learn were all lies. Well for me at least, it’s not in a bad way … More Study break: the drive to Austin
The first time I’ve visited home since I left was about a few weeks ago during the beginning of October. I had been homesick even though my parents make it a priority to come visit me on the weekends every other week. When I got back it was pretty late on Friday night and the … More Home sweet home
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