For the past few months without fail, once the clock hits 11:30 pm and I’m in the state before sleep where all existential crisis come to a head (you know the state where you question every choice you’ve ever made that’s led you to this moment), I think about college. More specifically, I think about … Continue reading Thinking of the Future: College Applications and Questioning Myself
How to Write a Proposal to MAKE CHANGE!
Early last fall, I shared on my Instagram stories how I got period product dispensers in all 13 branches of my county’s library. I did this by sending an email proposal to three members of the library’s executive board and working with them to fight period poverty in my community. Many of you requested a … Continue reading How to Write a Proposal to MAKE CHANGE!
How to Stay Sane while Learning from Home During COVID-19!!
In the past week since I’ve posted here on the blog, life has shifted rapidly for all of us as Coronavirus has placed us on social distancing here in the US and shut down some of your countries. This reduced the majority of us who are students to online schooling from home. I’ve been eLearning … Continue reading How to Stay Sane while Learning from Home During COVID-19!!
6 Ways to Style a Babydoll Dress for Spring
Babydoll dresses are seemingly timeless, as I haven’t seen a year where they haven’t been a popular spring/summer staple. I recently purchased a beautiful yellow one and found myself brainstorming every way I could style it because—-if I could— I would wear the dress every day. After I spent too much time of a Sunday … Continue reading 6 Ways to Style a Babydoll Dress for Spring
My Experience Working on a Political Campaign as a Teenager!
I’ve been absent from the blog for a hot minute, and although the majority of my absence is due to junior year absolutely MURDERING my free time, it also is due to my avid volunteering on the Pete Buttigieg 2020 presidential campaign. I’ve chatted about my experience doing so on Instagram stories and with a … Continue reading My Experience Working on a Political Campaign as a Teenager!
New Year’s Eve Lookbook 2020!!
The 2019 holidays are through, which means a new decade is days away! It also means it's time for my annual New Year's Eve Lookbook. Last year, I had a negative outlook on the new year, but this year I'm excited for what it holds and I wanted my outfits to reflect that. They're a … Continue reading New Year’s Eve Lookbook 2020!!
How to Take the PERFECT Self-Timer Photo
One of the biggest things you all tell me is stopping you from creating your own content is not having a person to take your photos. Although I am lucky to have a mom and sister who take the majority of my photos, there are days when they're too busy to do so. When this … Continue reading How to Take the PERFECT Self-Timer Photo
a REAL week in my life
Happy Wednesday and welcome back to the blog! Clearly, I have been very sporadic with my posting, so I though a great reentry to posting weekly would be a look into my daily life. This past week was filled with school, tennis, play rehearsal, meetings, and more, so keep reading to get to know me … Continue reading a REAL week in my life
my multiple personalities go to new york fashion week: a lookbook
Woohoo, it's Saturday! That means it's time for another addition to my currently sporadic posting schedule! As many of my fellow fashion lovers know, New York Fashion Week was last week which means exciting runway shows, but also even more exciting street style. The most inspo I get from NYFW comes from the models, celebs, … Continue reading my multiple personalities go to new york fashion week: a lookbook
Be Accepted: How to do the College Process Right as a High Schooler
A couple weeks ago, I started my junior year of high school. Exciting, right? Well, junior year means seeing my friends every day again, but it also means harder classes, more homework, practicing for and taking the SAT. All of this is getting me prepared for one thing: the college application process. Although I’m not … Continue reading Be Accepted: How to do the College Process Right as a High Schooler