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I know I'm not the only person in the world to ever get a bad haircut--but it sure does feel like you're alone in the experience when you look in the mirror that first time. And the time after that, and after that, and every single time after until it grows out. Two years ago, …
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Dressing up and having fun with my hair was one of my favorite parts of the Bridgerton Ball. By the time I booked tickets for me, my fiance, and two of our friends for the Queen's Ball: A Bridgerton Experience, I thought I'd seen all the night had to offer through TikTok videos and pictures …
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No matter what you're studying, grad school can have its ups and downs. There are long nights, challenging assignments, and never enough caffeine. Luckily, music is always there when you need it most, whether you're craving a pick-me-up, a celebration song, or even just a good cry. Here are a few bands from my grad …
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So much has changed since I began writing music reviews on this blog during college! For the sake of brevity, here's a list of what I've been up to for the past two years: I attended (and graduated from) The New School , spending countless hours writing and reading and making lifelong friends while earning …
During the most difficult parts of the writing process, it can be challenging to remember why we do what we do. Between plotting and outlining and writing, I've found that writers (including me!) get bogged down in craft and mechanics rather than the heart of what we do: readers. Sometimes we get so caught up …
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