March 2012
7 posts
into the wild.
now is the time where I stock up on posts because it’s starting to hit home that finals are closer than further away. (seriously WHERE did the semester go?)
I am going to embark on the familiar but still very scary and time consuming task that is finals studying.
and BECAUSE of this I have grown quite nostalgic.
I came to New York to go to law school, live in a city I have loved for a...
I am a sore loser.
When I was little and I used to play the game Pretty, Pretty Princess with my dad and my sister (best played with my father who looked hilarious in all of the plastic costume jewelry), I used to lose.
Sometimes.
And when I lost I would often either…
a. sulk in a corner
b. flip over the board
c. tell my dad that he was the ugliest princess in the world.
This is bad.
As I grew, I got...
the death of an orchid
I usually kill all plants.
all.plants.
bamboo. killed it. Cacti, dead at my hands. Aloe plant, done for. Orchids… don’t even get me started.
So I am pleasantly surprised to see my current orchid still standing after about four weeks. An incredible record for me.
This time I am not sad about the death of my orchid, because its dying coincides with the dying ( I HOPE) of the winter...
12 Great Articles that Inspired Films →
theatlantic:
tetw:
A Tetw reading list
****One we forgot**** Four Good Legs Between Us by Laura Hillenbrand - Seabiscuit
The Man Who Knew Too Much by Marie Brenner - The Insider Death of an Innocent by Jon Krakauer - Into the Wild The Muse of Coyote Ugly Saloon by Elizabeth Gilbert - Coyote Ugly Racer X by Kenneth Li Rafael - The Fast and the Furious The Return of Superfly by Mark Jacobson...
detox.
my poor body.
it really hates me.
I am pretty sure there are starburst stuck to my intestines. Not to mention the plethora of bad foods I’ve been throwing in there and my COMPLETE, TOTAL and utter lack of exercise.
It’s hard to find a balance though. I remember once upon a time, when I wouldn’t let myself touch a french fry, cringed at the sight of anything fried and even...
“When you’re young, you think everything you do is disposable. You move from now...”
– Margaret Atwood
