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Life as a College Graduate…
…sucks. No, really. From the time I was five years old, my internal calendar has always revolved around the school year. Normal people consider January the start of the new year and December its end. For me, that beginning started in August, when school started, and ended in May to the tune of this awesome Continue reading
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The Day I Realized I Can’t Save The Whole World
It’s official. I don’t know what I want to be when I grow up. That’s not true. I’ve wanted to be an author since I was four years old, and I knew I was cut out to be one since I was eight and started writing short novels. I love to write, live for it. Continue reading
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An Overwhelming Day
Today was one of those days that made me question everything. My life, my choices, my future… I am so mentally drained that I just want to curl up into a ball with South Park and my kitty and just focus on what I’m going to wear tomorrow or what color of eyeliner to buy Continue reading
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Reblogged Post: How To Live In Washington DC
Wow. This is… wow. This was just too good not to reblog. Continue reading
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Going For It
I have been thinking about the future a lot lately. When I say future, I’m not talking about it in general terms as a sustainability major should. Instead, I’m rather selfishly thinking of my own future and what it holds for me. More specifically, I’m thinking about grad school and the rest of my undergraduate Continue reading
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Drunk Drivers, Hurtful Words, and Humans in General
My big sister was in an accident with a drunk driver the other night. She had a green light and was passing under a freeway when an old Ford came out of nowhere and flew in front of her. She was able to slam on the brakes in time to hit the back end of Continue reading
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Rising Before the Sun and Acting Like A Grown Up
I have lots of memories of the days I used to wake up before the sun had risen. Lately I have been so spoiled I’ve been able to sleep in until at least the sun was somewhat out and about, but I haven’t always been that lucky. Today I had to wake up at 6 Continue reading
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Sustainability and Hope
I have just completed my fourth semester of my college career, and for three of those semesters, I have taken at least one or two sustainability-related courses. I have loved every single one; looking back at all of my classes, they have been my favorites. However, I have noticed something that occurs in every single Continue reading
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