A lesson we all learn as we go through life is who to hold on to. Some people have a way of building us up and making us stronger people, hold on to those people. Yet,
12 Times Amy Poehler Described Senioritis
I know, I know, it is November. I know I still have another full semester of work ahead of me. I know I need to do well in school and stay on top of things
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6. The gym. The gym never seems convenient or worthwhile. A trip to the dining hall sounds much, much more appealing. 5. The impending doom of just about every romantic relationship come May. It is
20 Thoughts Of A Small Town Mind In A Big City
Born and raised a small town girl, I find trips to big cities exciting and full of life. It is funny, though, because I tend to think differently when I am looking around and observing the
What If The One That Got Away Came Back?
Everyone has that one person. Everyone has someone that slipped through their fingers, no matter the attempt to keep them around. The “One That Got Away” left while there was still sparks. Sometimes distance gets
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At 3 AM on a Thursday morning, I heard what I waited months to hear. He came back, even for just a moment, and it threw me for a loop. Suddenly, there I was piecing
3 Simple Reasons I Will Always Listen To My Mom
We have all heard the statement “mothers know best” in the midst of just about every tiff we had with our moms when growing up. And, when I was 15, dating a guy my mom
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2. She has most likely been there before. Do you ever say or do something and you pause to reflect that you are turning into your mother? It happens to me more and more frequently
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1. She knows me better than I know myself. The best example of this is my mom picked out my major for me — the major that I love. I was completely lost when trying to
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Here it is, the dreaded senior year. Since freshman year, we heard the old, washed up seniors tell us over and over, “I wish I was in your place!” and “You are so lucky.” And,
