2. Trying To Go Back. You hit the back button on your web page and are reminded of just how many pictures you’ve looked through. The wave of shame hits and you sit there for
5 Ways Fall Brings the Basic Out in Everyone
Let’s be honest, we’ve all have a time where we take a step back, evaluate and realize that we’re being basic. I say own it. Summer’s over, the air is getting that Autumnal chill and classes
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4. Pumpkin, Spice and Everything Nice Between apple cider, chai lattes and pumpkin spice (whether it’s your thing or not) there’s an option for everyone. Fall’s the time when you can drink those warm drinks again
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3. Leggings Need I say more? These incredible inventions allow us to feel comfy while still looking really cute . Paired with a scarf and boots, your Fall outfits will be on point for everyone
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2. Apple Picking It may be more for the gram than for the apples themselves, but going apple picking with friends is the epitome of Fall. Crisp air, the perfect apple picking outfit and staged
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1. Sweater Weather Nothing is more sacred in Fall than sweaters… it becomes an addiction. You learn that sweaters come in many different materials and styles, something that you actually care deeply about now. There’s a
Halloween: Childhood vs. College
As Halloween quickly approaches and we all scramble to find the perfect costumes, it only feels fitting to look back at what Halloween meant to us as kids. Surprisingly there are some similarities… 6. Week Nights
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4. The Lights Out Rule Childhood: Houses without lights on were a no-go for our parents when it came to getting candy from strangers. We always cursed those houses…how dare they not give us free candy!
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2. Black Cats Childhood: Other than decorations on windows and in our lawns, we were told to never let them cross our path or we’d have bad luck. Though we never knew why… College: A little black
